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penis & underarm worries!!

Dear Dr,

I am glad ive found this site.im worried about my penis after i masterbated hard one night a few years ago and after i got this burning pain.then after awhile i looked down at it and a red line appeared down the left side of it  and since then has stayed there and im worried about it because when i sweat it kind of hurts and i find it hard to pull my foreskin back too.Also what worries me is when my penis isnt erect it goes really small like its stumped my growth of it.Also just near my underarms theres red lines and when i pespire or when its cold my arms go red/purple colour and is really making me feel uncomfortable can you help me thanks.
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Hi sawyer, would your first name be Tom.
OK I think the red line you see is just a vien, and the reason it come out more is that you agrovated it, your p***s being stumpy, I think you will find that you a grower, and you ask what is a grower, 2 men 2 p***s when erect are 6 inchs, when slack one has 4 inchs and the other or you has 1 1/2 inchs, hence growers and showers OK.
Your foreskin try and strech it by pulling on it, its ok it wont tear or full of, but make it bigger, so it goes back easyer.
And the red/perple skin is caused by lack of oxygen under the skin.
Do hope this helps.
But see your doctor to confirm.
Good Luck
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3749202 tn?1349092068
Hey man you must have your blood test . then your problem would be identified.
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