Non-Fic Cancer Awareness PSA

http://www.asiaone.com/health/man-dies-shortly-after-penis-falls-rots-due-ulcer?amp

Well, Gentlemen. Do take care of your health and manhood. Your manhood is important, your perception of masculinity isn't.

 

First of all, it's in India. They throw their garbage into the rivers and let the water carry it away, there's shit in the streets, and if you're born with a parasitic twin sticking out of your stomach they'll worship you as the reincarnation of Buddha (seriously, look it up). Don't compare their health and wellbeing to the west. Secondly, what do you mean by, "your perception of masculinity"?

 

I think the real lesson here is that's it's stupid to wait too long to get strange sores on your genitals checked out, which is generally a good lesson under a majority of circumstances regardless of nation.

 

http://www.who.int/gho/publications/world_health_statistics/en/

I don't know if this helps, but if anyone wants to compare their country's healthcare, go right ahead.

As for the OP, I think living to the age of 85 is already fine. I would not like to have died the way he did, and I can't think of a silver lining.

 

If you notice any unnatural lump in any part of your body, genitals or not. Go to the hospital to get it checked out.
Go to the hospital, save thy penis.

 

Meh, I dont like their lackluster laws when it comes to their environment. The western companies have abused India for years. The western companies and India´s lack of environmental laws are one of the reason we have strains of bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. Dumping waste from the production penicillin into rivers was not a good idea.

 

I assume he refers to the people who think they're so manly they don't need to go to doctors for anything

 

poo in loo

 

for me, Cancer(Kanker) is only exist from mid of month to the end of the month. Namely C(K)antong C(K)ering (Dry Pocket/Wallet(no money))

 

dont forget that they swim in that same river

 

Antibiotic resistant bacteria born out of everything. Certainly not just the river and on the contrary that born in the bodies were much more resistant to the antibiotics the kind they used for treatment. The point is antibiotics weren't cure all and people and in particular the one with ease access to medical treatment shouldn't stop relying on their own immune system to fight common disease.

In this cases though the subject lack medical knowledge on the issue and as such were lacked in awareness to make a good judgment when it was necessary.
A mole that grow bigger must be checked.
A sore that developed into bumps must be checked.
Insensitive area must be checked.
Mouth ulcers that did not heals must be checked.
Etc etc there's no end towards what's supposedly common problems in the body that turned out to be something bigger.

 

This topic gave me cancer....... Awareness.

 

Are you sure that's ulser and not syphilis? Besides, he's 82, that's plenty of time to enjoy sekusu and having fun in the sack. Ai-chan doesn't want to live that long.

 

Nah this title thread right

 

I can feel the Phantom Pain in thy Peen

The Phantom Peen

 

Grandfather died of prostate cancer in his 60s.
Dad has colon cancer, is in his 60s. Is in remission.
Mother has lymphoma, is in her 60s. Just came out of remission.
Me? Has a non-zero chance of contracting some form of cancer in my mid to late 50s. Well that is if I survive the high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes that also run in my family.

Tldr. I gave up long ago worrying about what I'm going to die from.

 

And they consider the said river sacred

 

Nothing is sacred anymore. For every person that holds something sacred, you will have 100 people line up to destroy it.

 

not in india. they are like a beehive