I was diagnosed with penile cancer in February this year ans underwent surgery to remove it and include glands resurfacing. I also had biopsy on lymph nodes and was delighted when I was told all fringe areas were clear and the biopsy showed it had not spread. I have just gone back for a final check up and was shocked to be told it looks like I have a secondary growth but need a biopsy to confirm it. Talk about knocking the wind right out of you! Now can’t think of what is going to happen next.
Hi bigseanyoy and welcome to the Online Community. I'm so sorry to read your final check-up has revealed you now need another biopsy. It does knock you for six when you think you're at the finishing line and you get a setback.
Hopefully someone from this group will be along to answer soon. Come back and tell the group when you hear further news.
Sending all the best, B xx
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