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A member asked:
Inflammed white vein from foreskin to head of penis. bluish purple prominent veins along the foreskin connecting to urethra. caused by trauma. when i press down on vein i feel discomfort. is this permanent and will diosmin topical cure the disease?
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Veins are not white in appearance. In view of symptoms best to see a Urologist for without an exam no treatment can be advised
Answered 6/13/2023
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