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VEin under penis
THere is a vein under my penis shaft leading all the way to the end of my ballsack. It appeared to me after masterbating very hard.
Probably nothing to worry about. Many (perhaps most) men have this, and it is just the way that your penis is put together. Unless it is in pain or is somehow giving you problems, it should be fine – but bring it up with your doctor at your next visit to be sure. Also, just make sure you are keeping your penis in good health otherwise –proper washing, proper handling and the daily use of a penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). Look for a cream with vitamin A to fight penis odor and with alpha lipoic acid to offset harmful oxidation.
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Hi there,
It may be difficult to confirm the exact cause of your symptoms without a clinical examination. Small dome-shaped or jagged bumps around the crown of the head could probably be pearly penile papules. They are seen in about 10-20% of all men, are not infectious and require no treatment. Many men may have prominent veins on the penis.There is a benign condition called lymphangiosclerosis which is a hardened lymph vessel rather than a vein and can cause a lump on penis head. It is best to get it examined by a doctor and get your doubts clarified. Keep me posted.
Take care and regards!
It may be difficult to confirm the exact cause of your symptoms without a clinical examination. Small dome-shaped or jagged bumps around the crown of the head could probably be pearly penile papules. They are seen in about 10-20% of all men, are not infectious and require no treatment. Many men may have prominent veins on the penis.There is a benign condition called lymphangiosclerosis which is a hardened lymph vessel rather than a vein and can cause a lump on penis head. It is best to get it examined by a doctor and get your doubts clarified. Keep me posted.
Take care and regards!
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