Worrying about a disease that you have not yet caught is never a good idea. Understanding risk factors and methods of prevention, however, is a smart move to take control of your health. If you are a man in certain risk groups -- infected with human papilloma virus (HPV), over 55 years old, or uncircumcised -- you should talk to your doctor about your risk of getting penile cancer. A few simple lifestyle changes, such as quitting smoking and practicing good genital hygiene, can reduce your risk of penile cancer.
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