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Penile veins
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I recently noticed a vein on the right side of the penis .The vein goes all the way to the lower part of penis . It's not painful . I can see the vein in the flaccid state and not in the erect stage . The vein is more dilated during the first morning pee . Is this any cause of concern .
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nothing to worry off, skin at penile area has more vasculature and thats why you can appreciate the superficial veins
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This is not good and needs to be investigated in detailed basis which we’ll be in a better position to guide and assist you further.
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Nothing to worry
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Hi.. Although the appearance of prominent veins may cause alarm, they indicate healthy blood flow. Genetics and age can influence skin thickness, which may make veins appear more prominent or bigger than usual. No need to worry
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