Is the symptom of male Penile cancer similar to that of Genital wart? What is the classification of male Penile cancer

The symptoms of Penile cancer and Genital wart have something in common. There are similar small lumps in the penis, but there are essential differences between the two, and their treatment methods are also completely different. Penile cancer is not diagnosed in time at the initial stage of its onset, and cancer cell proliferation is life threatening.

What is the classification of Penile cancer?

1. Carcinoma in situ

Carcinoma in situ often appears in the Corona of glans penis and penis head, but usually does not destroy the basic membrane of this part, but there are erosion and erythema on the local surface. This kind of Carcinoma in situ is also called cancer, but it does not have the strong differentiation ability of cancer cells, and it is still in the early stage of cancer. If it is not treated in time, the site will deteriorate to form cancer with a high probability.

2. Infiltrating carcinoma

Invasive cancer usually occurs in the Corona of glans penis, which is somewhat similar to the symptoms of eczema. There is a hard mass in the basement membrane, and there is a high possibility of ulceration in the middle.

3. Papillary carcinoma

Papillary carcinoma mostly appears in the penis head, Corona of glans penis, the inner side of the foreskin and other parts, and the bulge of the vegetable pattern in some parts may also make this part smell. This is often caused by the body's infection with the papillomavirus, which causes cancer.

What is Genital wart?

Both men and women may be infected with Genital wart, and many new creatures with the size of rice grains may grow in their Corona of glans penis after the disease. These new creatures are also irregular in shape and size, but they will not cause itching and pain, nor will they cause skin ulceration or purulent discharge. How to distinguish Genital wart from Penile cancer?

It can be seen from the above that the appearance of Penile cancer usually has erosion, purulent, and gives off a foul smell, and the hard lump at the penis usually has no regular shape. With the growth of the hard lump, it may invade the Urinary system, causing pain and discomfort. These typical symptoms are not found in Genital wart, so it is easy to distinguish them from these superficial symptoms.

How should Penile cancer be treated?

In the early stage of Penile cancer, the cancer cells have not been malignant differentiation, and the cancerous tissue can be removed by surgery at this time. In addition, surgical resection may not necessarily remove residual cancer cells in the blood vessels, so postoperative radiotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine therapy are also needed to fight cancer, so that residual cancer cells in the body can be immediately cleared.

Genital wart only makes the skin of male penis rough, but it does not threaten life. After the proliferation of Penile cancer cells, it is impossible to control the deterioration of the disease through surgery, but what is terrible is that the probability of malignant proliferation of cancer cells can be avoided by eating more anti-cancer food, exercising, and improving the body's immunity.