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What Causes Recurrent Bump On Shaft Even After Freezing?

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Posted on Thu, 22 May 2014
Question: I have this bump on my shaft that looks like a wart. Not real sure. I tried freezing it with Dr. Shols freeze away twice.It won't leave. Yes I know it was probably a bad idea. I am very embarrassed! What can I do? I want it gone.
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (59 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Specialist opinion and tissue diagnosis.

Detailed Answer:
Hi.

We have a great facility that you can post a good quality photographs and we can help you more.

Warts are growths which have an appearance of a cauliflower. Does the bump look like so?

The best way is to see a Dermatologist to make sure what is the correct diagnosis and he would then apply the correct medicines.

Since a lump on a shaft can be anything from a wart to something serious, so it is best to get a proper diagnosis from a Specialist. If it is removed surgically, we can get a tissue diagnosis and rule out cancer.

This is in consideration of you age of 47 years. Warts are rare on the shaft unless transmitted sexually. ( if you had such an incident).

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What Causes Recurrent Bump On Shaft Even After Freezing?

Brief Answer: Specialist opinion and tissue diagnosis. Detailed Answer: Hi. We have a great facility that you can post a good quality photographs and we can help you more. Warts are growths which have an appearance of a cauliflower. Does the bump look like so? The best way is to see a Dermatologist to make sure what is the correct diagnosis and he would then apply the correct medicines. Since a lump on a shaft can be anything from a wart to something serious, so it is best to get a proper diagnosis from a Specialist. If it is removed surgically, we can get a tissue diagnosis and rule out cancer. This is in consideration of you age of 47 years. Warts are rare on the shaft unless transmitted sexually. ( if you had such an incident).