What is scrotal cancer?

Scrotal cancer mainly refers to malignant tumors that occur in the scrotal epithelium of patients.

Scrotal cancer is relatively rare in clinical practice, so there is no specific group of patients with scrotal cancer. When patients develop scrotal cancer, it can cause skin itching, papules, local ulcers, bleeding, inguinal lymph node swelling and other discomfort symptoms. If patients do not promptly inhibit the growth of tumor, it will cause tumor cells to metastasize, causing complications such as prostate cancer and colon cancer. According to pathological classification, scrotal cancer can be divided into squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma, scrotal eczematoid carcinoma.