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Balanitis vein visible on penis head
Balantis distended enlarged penile veins visible on penis head, not feeling any pain, nerve is visible even when penis is not in erection
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Balanitis is inflammation of glans penis .
Most probably it is a fungal infection.
Distended vein is normal.it is not seen in balanitis
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better consult urologist personally
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Balanitis is fungal infection of penile prepuce
Visible veins is not balanitis
So nothing to worry
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Balanitis is different from visible penile veins.. Balanitis can be cured easily, Visible vein is normal finding mostly.. Show to a near by Urologist if feasible otherwise can post pictures personally to any Urologist and do online consultation for better opinion.
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What is your chief complaint
Kindly post or upload a pic for better diagnosis
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Either get physical consultation or video consultation
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Dr. Kishan Raj K
Urological Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Kundapura
Visible veins on penis is normal
If you have balanitis ,then u will have pain and redness on tip of penis with pain on touch
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dont worry
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