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Foreskin cancer
Doctor,
I have diagnosed penile foreskin ( squamous cell carcinoma in situ with we'll differentiate with on invasive)
Surgery done foreskin was removed. 4 months back.
CT scan and full body PET CT done. No uptake.
Now, I have plan to go for a job to gulf country.. Shall go there or have stay here with follow-ups.
Kindly guide me please.
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Dr. Savio James
Radiation Oncologist
8 yrs exp
Cochin
Sure ,You can go for job , clinical examination every three month by an oncologist or if not possible by a general surgeon would be enough .
No routine imaging is recommended unless you have any specific symptoms.
Please share your post operative report as well as all available imaging results to give you a conclusive opinion , you can share that and consult
You can consult me online at any stage of treatment or follow . This malignancy generally have good prognosis . Wish you all the best
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