How Can A Blister On The Head Of The Penis Be Treated?

Posted on Thu, 31 Aug 2017

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Question : I had a blister on the head of my penis. It took about a month to heal but the redness of the area is still
present and marginally tender, which leads me to believe it might be cancerous. Can you advise?

Answered by Dr. Deepak Sundriyal (21 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
hello dear. A cancerous lesion wont heal on its own

Detailed Answer:
Hello dear.
i have gone through the details.

So as you said a blister lesion got heal but it took longer. Most likely it was a infective lesion but took time as glans penis is an area of continuous moisture. A cancerous lesion will not heal on its own. Cancer will progress and ulcerate and fungate.
You can send an image of the lesion so that I can guide you more. But, for all practical purposes, it doesnot seem a caner.

Thanks and regards

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