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Hard Lump On The Penis. Cancer Chances? How To Get Rid Of It?

I have a hard lump on the left side of the shaft of my penis about halfway from the base on the left side towards the urethra . It showed out of nowhere and is under the skin. No color to it, no pain and its been there for about a week and a half. I ve heard everything from lymphocele to cancer . It is very hard and if I don t fool with it it slightly decreases in size. What is it and how do I get rid of it? It s extremely bothersome to me and my wife. Please help
Sat, 30 Mar 2013
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Dear Sir,

Sorry to hear about your problem. It is best that you have this lump evaluated by a surgeon. If the surgeon thinks it is suspicious, he might order an imaging test for it as well. Such a lesion should not be ignored as it can cause problems in the future.
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Hard Lump On The Penis. Cancer Chances? How To Get Rid Of It?

Dear Sir, Sorry to hear about your problem. It is best that you have this lump evaluated by a surgeon. If the surgeon thinks it is suspicious, he might order an imaging test for it as well. Such a lesion should not be ignored as it can cause problems in the future.