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how do i heal my penis.
i needs help... please help me!!! ok this happen like 3 weeks ago, i was playing basketball, and i try to make a lay up, the guy in front of me jump and try to block my shot... he didn't block me, but he knee me, not on the ball, or the penis, he knee me right where the penis and the body connects.... so i was like no big deal... and forgets about it. then one day morning i wake up, and um i got a boner, and it hurts, so i take a look at it, i can see a extra vein pop out, and when i touch it, it hurts, and it also connects to injures. and i think where i got hit it bruise up. my penis dos not hurt when its normal or when i pee. so it only hurt when i got a boner. im thinking i cant never have a normal sexual life again. now the bruise have not heal yet. i don't know what should i do now. should i just wait for the bruise to heal, or go see a doc. and i wonder if that extra vein will ever go away or its going to be there for the rest of my life!!! please help me!!! thank you!!!
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OK the penisis connected to muscles you can sprain yhour penis seriously. It is swellingfrom injury the bodies natural method. I am nodr and yes I would be worried because its important. But ice it see if it feels better but for the love of all things good do not put icy hot near your ummm boys. Just some ice like a normal bruiseto reduce swelling and keep me up to date.
ok mb.... the part that is bruised or swelling is not my penis, its where he hit me. my penis is all good, just a extra vein that pop out, and the only part it hurts is the vein with the part he hits beside my penis. and i think the reason the vein hurts is b/c when i got a boner, there is too much blood went to my penis b/c the bruised part...........cause it hurts... im find to go to the bath room everything.... over all i really don't know what to do.... and um if i need to see a doc... do i need to do a surgery!!!??!?!?!?!?
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