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Frosty found a lump on his penis. He sought help from his GP and received several referrals before being diagnosed with penile cancer in August 2007. He had surgery to remove the cancerous part of his penis and further surgery to remove lymph nodes from his groin.
Frosty is a married white male with two grown up children. He is the director of a contract flooring company.
Paul waited almost 2 years before consulting his GP about a large penile growth. Referral to a urologist resulted in surgery to remove the growth. He subsequently developed diabetes and his mobility is restricted. He is now clear of cancer.
Paul is a single white male, he is now retired having previously worked as a tool renovator.
Colin underwent a partial penectomy with surgical reconstruction in 2010. The return of the cancer resulted in a total penectomy being carried out. He is currently waiting to have an inguinal lymphadenectomy and a scan to determine the extent of the disease.
Colin is a white male. He has two grown up children, both in their forties. Although now semi-retired he used to work as a pub landlord.
Michael found a small lump on his penis, after delaying action a friend encouraged Michael to seek help. Michael's GP referred him onto a local hospital. Tests revealed the lump was cancerous. Michael went on to have a total penectomy.
Michael is a white male in his late 70s. He is a widower with two grown up children aged 56 and 45. Michael previously worked as a full time traffic...
Tom had some inflammation under his foreskin. Tom went to his GP who prescribed him a variety of creams. Tom's condition got worse. Further tests revealed evidence of cancer. Tom went on to have a circumcision and the affected areas of his penis removed.
Tom is a white-British married male in his early seventies, he has one grown up child and seven grown up step-children. Tom is full-time managing director of a landscape design...
Simon's foreskin had been tight for some time, he decided to bring this up when attending his GP for another ailment. After a period of monitoring, he was referred to a specialist who performed tests. The results revealed Simon had cancer. Simon went on to have a total penectomy.
Simon is a married white British male in his mid 60s. He has two grown up children. Simon is a trained mechanic and currently works full time on the repair...
Les noticed a lump on his penis, it was itchy and sore. He went to his GP who told him the lump was a genital wart. His GP treated the lump as a wart to no avail. Later a biopsy revealed the lump was cancerous. Les had surgery to remove the affected area.
Les is a white married father of two grown up children. He is a full time chemical process technician at a large chemical manufacturer.
Ian was finding it difficult to pee and his penis was sore. After he was given several ineffective topical creams by his GP, Ian had a biopsy taken and was later diagnosed with cancer. He had an operation to remove the affected area.
Ian is a white male, married with four grown up children. Ian is a retired, self employed monumental mason.
When taking a bath John found a hard lump in his groin. A biopsy revealed the lump to be cancerous however, the specialists believed that this lump was not the primary source of the cancer. A partial circumcision revealed a patch of redness on the penis. John was given chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
John is a white male in his late 50s. John is an acclaimed artist who works in a variety of mediums. John is currently single.
After finding a lump which had emerged on the side of his penis, Big D sought advice from his GP who referred him onto a specialist. He was diagnosed with penile cancer in 2009, and was given a partial penectomy in the same year.
Big D is a white male. He is married with 3 children, aged 35, 29 and 28. He currently works as a full time duty manager at bus company.
