two very small white bumps below head of penis underneath foreskin

[rydogsk]

i am 26 years old in 2 months, i have had these two very small white little bumps underneath the head of my penis for a number of years now that havn't gotten bigger or multiplied. im not circumsiced and I have had warts on my hands and feet(which i got rid of using apple cider vinegar). I also have two tiny red bumps along the shaft of my penis which have been there for a number of years and cause no pain. doctors have told me its nothing to worry about time and time again. my main concern now is I have a slight pain on the left sid of my genitals. this pain has been occuring for six months now and i only notice it when im not active. At first
I thought my testicles so I had an ultrasound done on them which came back saying I have no cancer. now the small pain is more prominent in the shaft of my penis. I am really worried I may have penile cancer, I've told this to one doctor and he sent me to got get tested for herpes. I haven't done that yet but i will asap, i've been overcome with worry since i read about penile cancer, it's affecting my mood and appetite. pls give me some advice,

[Londres70]

If you have had them for a number of years and they have not multiplied and/or changed, it is less likely this is any Penile CA.  

Sounds more like possible genital warts or HPV.  

Get checked for Herpes as your physician has recommended.  

[rydogsk]

its funny after i found out about Penile CA I was hoping it was herpes instead

[Londres70]

Yes, Penile CA would not be any easy thing to deal with.  If you are living in Europe or North America it is RARELY diagnosed there.  There is a theory about uncircumcised men and the incidence of this cancer.  

Lastly, I was an Oncology (Cancer) RN in the USA for 8 years and NEVER have seen and/or taken care of anyone with Penile CA.  

[rydogsk]

the information i read about Penile CA was that 1,500 men are diagnosed in North America each year.

[Londres70]

That number is nothing compared to lung and colon cancers.  1500 for the whole North America is not alot. (USA and Canada).  It accounts for 0.2% of diagnosed cancers in the USA.