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Blocked and swolen vein on penis
I have what seems to be a blockage in my vein under my foreskin. The veins from my stomach to the top of my penis, around and under the foreskin are also enlarged and considerably more noticeable when erect. There is no pain and it is soft to touch.
I would still have it evaluated by a doctor to play it on the safe side. Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Hi Foggy2,
It is not sore to get an erection or urinate. To be quiet honest, it is causing me no bother whatsoever. It was just by luck i had spotted it one day. When i pull back the foreskin at the back of the penis, it appears the vein goes to a certain point and then stops. it is as if is it blocked or broken. I don't use any enhancements and the main vein from base to tip on front of penis becomes unusually large when erect and also slightly engorged when not erect.
It is not sore to get an erection or urinate. To be quiet honest, it is causing me no bother whatsoever. It was just by luck i had spotted it one day. When i pull back the foreskin at the back of the penis, it appears the vein goes to a certain point and then stops. it is as if is it blocked or broken. I don't use any enhancements and the main vein from base to tip on front of penis becomes unusually large when erect and also slightly engorged when not erect.
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