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A member asked:
Due to repeated masturbation i found my dorsal vein size increased i think this is effecting my erections because blood doesn't flow to my pennis head?
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Erection: The blood vessels responsible for erection are not visible normally. The veins you see are most likely superficial veins which doesn't have any role with erection. If in doubt, see a urologist.
Answered 11/28/2013
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Wouldn't matter: Use / non-use or self-abuse won't make structural changes to your penis. If having concerns about erections, should see a urologist for exam to be sure there is nothing wrong.
Answered 11/28/2013
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