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My thrombosed penis vein hasn't gone away after 4 months. i'm sure it won't disappear. will i have to live with this vein forever?
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See answer: Persistence of a prominent, visible thrombosed penile vein (Mondor's disease) that is cosmetically bothersome can be surgically excised as an option.
Answered 2/27/2017
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