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3months ago i masturbated vigorously for an hour. ever since, new veins have appeared on my penis and remain to this day. why is this? will they go?
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Veins will stay: Prominent veins occurs very commonly. It is in fact normal to have some. New ones can occur after trauma or excessive use. They will not normally go away.Prominent Veins by themselves do not need treatment and as i mentioned are a normal variation.
Answered 5/17/2016
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