Over the past few months and years, I've noticed more visible superficial veins on my penis while flaccid. They are soft to touch, painless, and become less prominent when there is cold temp. No redness, swelling, or tenderness. I see smaller new veins appearing as well especially post sexual activity. I'm mainly concerned about whether this is normal and whether any treatment is needed. Also more importantly, I'm cosmetically worried about how it looks.
Hi dr,my child is of 9 year old had surgical circumcision 2 months ago....
Dr,given rapid vicryl absorbable sutures...
it's been 2 months their are granular bumps seen in outer ridge of his private part these bumps are not increasing in size and the child feeling pain when it gets touched these granular structures are not flattening thats y we r worrying .... I'm attaching the images kindly help out ...
I am having problem with hold urine I feel a urine leak like feeling and warm wet patch on legs bladder or penis cramps etc
Yellow urine daily . Even though I drink sufficient water daily and also drinks barlie and sabja water also .
Why so plz tell doctors
History of Present Illness:
During the 3rd–4th week of June 2026, I used a condom that was too tight during intercourse. The condom tore, and I had to remove it by forcefully stretching the tight ring. I subsequently developed pain around the underside of the penis near the frenulum and inner foreskin. On 29 June 2026, while bathing, I accidentally washed the area with a scented soap (similar to Kuppaimeni soap) and experienced sudden worsening of the pain. Since then, the symptoms have persisted daily. The skin feels dry and develops small cracks or splits, especially after drying or gentle retraction of the foreskin. The pain improves after avoiding sexual activity for 2–3 days but recurs with sex or masturbation. I also experience burning/stinging during urination and when water touches the affected area after cleaning. A white coating forms under the foreskin but washes off with water. Sometimes the foreskin partially covers the urinary opening, causing the urine stream to spray o