Recovery from Extramammary Paget Disease through Non-surgical means
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John had a very rare cancer - Extramammary Paget Disease EMPD - so rare that in the US it is seen in only an average of 74 men a year as it usually is found in women in 67% of all cases, mostly in the vulva followed by the nipple. In men it is found in the groin and penis and has an average survival rate of 5 years but can last beyond 10 years. Owing to the rarity of EMPD and its clinical appearance, patients almost invariably experience delays in diagnosis, which can range from the order of months to years. It is almost always (88%) treated