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Vein on Penis Glans
I have noticed what appears to be a vein on my penis head, two days ago.
It's very noticeable and raised above the skin.
It doesn't hurt or go away.
It feels sort of firm, it's not really soft,it comes right back if you apply pressure.
I do masturbate frequently not sure if that matters.
One spot on it does seem to be raised slightly more than the rest, like a blockage or something.
It is a blueish/purple color.
It's very noticeable and raised above the skin.
It doesn't hurt or go away.
It feels sort of firm, it's not really soft,it comes right back if you apply pressure.
I do masturbate frequently not sure if that matters.
One spot on it does seem to be raised slightly more than the rest, like a blockage or something.
It is a blueish/purple color.
It's on the actual head.
I've only found one other post online similar to it.
It's still there but doesn't hurt or anything.
I thought it may be from rough handling but I'm not sure.
It starts in the center of where the foreskin retracts and goes horizontally , you can see blueish coloring when you shine a flash light on it, under normal light it looks the same color as the rest of the area.
I've only found one other post online similar to it.
It's still there but doesn't hurt or anything.
I thought it may be from rough handling but I'm not sure.
It starts in the center of where the foreskin retracts and goes horizontally , you can see blueish coloring when you shine a flash light on it, under normal light it looks the same color as the rest of the area.
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Hi Chris is the vein on the Foreskin ? i can't imagine a vein on the Gland itself ,
But if you have a Vein on the penis head i would get it seen to ASAP
it has baffled me , could you explain more if you can ,
Please let us know the outcome , Good luck
But if you have a Vein on the penis head i would get it seen to ASAP
it has baffled me , could you explain more if you can ,
Please let us know the outcome , Good luck
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