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I've a raised vein in dorsal aspect of my penis. it's visible even in flaccid state. sometimes it becomes more prominent. it goes away after lying down. is it vericose vein? what should i do?
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No it is not abnormal. It is the dorsal vein of the penis and is more prominent in some than in others. Nothing to be done. you will be fine.
Answered 10/4/2022
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