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Most often, the first sign of penile cancer is a change in the skin of the penis. This is most likely to be on the glans (tip) of the penis or on the foreskin (in uncircumcised men), but it can also be on the shaft. Possible signs of penile cancer include: formal wears dressed in graduation occasion
An area of skin becoming thicker and/or changing color
A lump on the penis
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An ulcer (sore) that might bleed
A reddish, velvety rash
Small, crusty bumps
Flat, bluish-brown growths
Smelly discharge (fluid) under the foreskin
Sores or lumps from penile cancer are not usually painful, but they can be in some cases. You should see a doctor if you find any kind of new growth or other abnormality on your penis, even if it is not painful.
Swelling
Swelling at the end of the penis, especially when the foreskin is constricted, is another possible sign of penile cancer.
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