white veins?

I was pushing down on my erection to try to lower my erection angle with very little force when I felt a similar pain to what I normally get. After my erection subsided I looked at my dick only to find a prominent vein that I haven’t seen before - and it was white. Does this mean it isn’t getting blood flow? Is this a thrombosed vein? It could be my injury that I have had for a while and it’s finally shown up. This could be what gives me that dull ache I get when erect, and the pain I get after ejaculating. What do you guys think?

Thank you.

By the way, when I see the doctor about this - this vein wasn’t there and he said he couldn’t see a problem - but he would book me in to see a specialist if it doesn’t fade after using castor oil.

Arent veins white? It’s not always you can see the red blood through them…

I thought veins usually show up green.

LOL I thought veins usually show up blue….

PEst,

No worries and no need to see the doc on this one. Just give it a week or two and the whole thing will atrophy and fall of on its own.

Are you sure iamaru? Maybe this is what is causing my problems that I have had for a long long time? Doesn’t it mean it isn’t getting the blood through it? It looks like a pretty main vein. It only shows up after I have masturbated or tried to jelq.

I get this too. It’s the deep dorsal vein becoming seriously engorged and whenever I see it I back off becaust the one on the left side thrombosed when I didn’t give it enough rest. As you said it wasn’t there when the doc came to look at it, and that’s when it has subsided.

You need to stop and wait for the vein to go down before continuing with any PE or wacking. That and try a different grip, as it might prevent the irritation occuring.

That was a joke you silly British person.

I took what you said wrongly :rofl:

I thought you meant that the problem will fall off and it will get better ;)

But you judged me correctly, I am a silly British person :)

Heard in the specialists waiting room:
“l’ll be right in doc, just making sure you can see the vein!”