Prostate cancer symptoms on the skin: Nodules, papules, and more warning signs you should not ignore
Prostate cancer, a common malignancy in men, can rarely spread to the skin, a condition known as cutaneous metastasis. These skin lesions, often appearing in later stages, may manifest as nodules, zosteriform distributions, sclerodermoid lesions, or ulcerated sores. Diagnosing this condition requires careful clinical evaluation and biopsies to differentiate it from other skin ailments.
Prostate cancer, a common malignancy in men, can rarely spread to the skin, a condition known as cutaneous metastasis. These skin lesions, often appearing in later stages, may manifest as nodules, zosteriform distributions, sclerodermoid lesions, or ulcerated sores. Diagnosing this condition requires careful clinical evaluation and biopsies to differentiate it from other skin ailments.
