Signs and symptoms

It includes redness and rashes on the penis, foul-smelling discharge, pain on the penis, changes in color, and bleeding from the penis under the foreskin.

Diagnosis
Physical examination and history is taken by the urologist

Biopsy – Fine needle aspiration &removal of tissue or fluid using a needle.

Treatment
They are many treatment options which include radiation,chemotherapy, and biological therapy.

Surgery Circumcision:
If cancer is on the foreskin, circumcision often cures it by removing the foreskin and some nearby tissues.

Simple excision:
The tumor is cut out along with nearby normal skin and the remaining skin is stitched back together.

Wide local excision:
The tumor is removed along with a large amount of normal tissue.

Partial Penectomy:
If cancer has grown deeply inside the penis the goal is to remove all cancer and some of the normal looking penis

Total Penectomy:

The entire penis is removed including the roots that are extended the pelvis and the surgeon creates a new opening for urine to drain from the perineum.