Satishover 4 years ago
A person of age 60 male came to hospital complaining i have severe pain prescribe some medicines doctor told its necrosis you have to undergone a surgery otherwise its infects more its a skin cancer
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over 4 years ago
Scrotoum and pennis undergone necrosis and some part of gluteal region also affected
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