Penile Cancer
Penile cancer arises from the skin or mucosal cells of the penis and is more common in men over 50.
Early symptoms include changes in skin color, sores, lumps, bleeding, or persistent irritation. Risk factors include HPV infection, poor hygiene, and smoking. Treatment options range from surgery to remove the tumor to chemotherapy and radiation therapy for advanced cases.
Causes and Risk Factors of Penile Cancer
Multiple factors contribute to development of penile cancer.
- HPV infection: Human papillomavirus is a major risk factor
- Poor genital hygiene
- Smoking and chronic inflammation
- Older age and phimosis
Symptoms and Clinical Features
Patients may notice:
- Changes in skin color or texture
- Persistent sores or ulcers: That do not heal
- Lumps or growths on the penis
- Bleeding or foul-smelling discharge
- Swollen lymph nodes in the groin
Treatment Options for Penile Cancer
Treatment depends on tumor stage and location.
- Surgical excision: Partial or total penectomy depending on tumor size
- Chemotherapy for advanced or recurrent cases
- Radiation therapy: For early-stage or inoperable tumors
Why Choose Us for Penile Cancer
CureU Healthcare provides expert urologic oncology surgeons, minimally invasive techniques, personalized chemotherapy, and comprehensive follow-up.
Conclusion
Early diagnosis and timely treatment of penile cancer improve survival and functional outcomes. CureU Healthcare ensures expert surgical, medical, and supportive care.
