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what color should the glans of the penis be?

by BusaJay, Jun 22, 2008 12:16AM
is it normal for the penis glans to be grayish when its in warm water? my penis glans change from gray to near brownish can anyone tell me if its normal or not?
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by Vanessa Lacuesta, Jun 22, 2008 01:27AM
Hi

In the absence of any discharge, pain, itchiness or swelling, this change in the color of your glans may not be something that you should be very worried about.

This may be a discoloration brought about by temperature change. Just continue to observe this. The glans is covered by a very thin skin and this makes the skin more sensitive and fragile than most parts of the body. Blood vessels lie underneath the thin skin and tightening and widening of these blood vessels as a response to temperature changes may bring about this change in color.

by BusaJay, Jun 22, 2008 02:00AM
To: Vanessa Lacuesta
thanks Vanessa.
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