Swollen vein on penis after sex.

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There is a swollen vein appears on the penis upper area after sex or masturbation. What is the medicine and precautions for this issue?.

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Dr. Jagat Shah

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Hi, u got to see sexologist to see whether it normal or requires treatment.

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Dr. Anuneet Sabharwal Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anuneet Sabharwal

Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Delhi

That is venous engorgement, which normally occurs whenever there is an erection, since erection itself is cause by increased blood flow in the penile blood vessels. For the most part, I don't think you need any intervention. However, if you want to be doubly sure, you can consult a urologist to be sure. I personally don't think you have anything to worry about.

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