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Under skin lump on penis shaft, does anybody have any clue what it might be? (Pictures included)

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vlatko60763
vlatko60763

So i have gotten this under skin lump on my penish shaft around  2 months ago after mastrubating and it didn't disappear. It would become smaller over timer and now when i am flacid it it almost unoitacble (might change since i mastrubated again today and it reaperd). I did some "reaserach" (googling and looking at images) and i tought it could be blood clot / mondor's disease. I fell dull pain in the spot after mastrubation or prolonged erection and almost never otherwise.

 

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  • ml66uk
    ml66uk vlatko60763

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    Looks like a lymphocele.  A lymphocele should have gone by now though.  Are you quite rough when you masturbate, or do you do it for a very long time (more than an hour a day say)?

    Peyronie's is also a possibility since the curvature in that last pic seems unusual.  Your foreskin seems quite tight too.

    I'd see a doctor if I were you.  You could either see your GP, or if you're in the UK, you could go to a genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinic - google "GUM clinic near me" for details.

    If you could update this thread and tell us what the doctors say, it would be appreciated.  Good luck.

    • vlatko60763
      vlatko60763 ml66uk

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      I do it around an hour usualy when i mastrubate (search and do it slowly till i find some thing i like) and i could be a bit rough, but since it happend i havn't done it more then once a week. 

      This was after mastrubation and shower, my foreskin doesnt usualy look like that, and i am respnsible for curve since i couldn't take a good picture

      Will go today or tomorow to see GP.

  • Guest
    Guest vlatko60763

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    I too have got the same problem, I used to masturbating daily atleast twice, sometimes vigorously, I noticed a small lump which when I pressed become big, same like what I see in your pic. It's round lump, pains if u press it, has no puss or anything. Kind of worried, please advise what solution did you follow.

    • Ace98823
      Ace98823 Guest

      Posted

      yeah you saying correct i am having the same issue what you doing now brother?....give me some advise i am. worried too😧

    • Ajames017
      Ajames017 Ace98823

      Posted

      Ah, having the same problem... it's a small bump under my foreskin. I can move the bump too. It's been over a month and it hasn't gone away or hasn't changed size. Did anyone ever find out anything about this?

  • maxirus
    maxirus vlatko60763

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    I also have the exact same scenario as you are describing and would like to know what it is.

     

  • jonathon36836
    jonathon36836 vlatko60763

    Posted

    Did you ever find out what this is.? I swear I have the same exact thing. Like Exactly!....bugging the s**t outta me.
  • jasonwilliams78
    jasonwilliams78 vlatko60763

    Posted

    40 y/o male here I have the same thing. mine has been there at least a year although it has become slightly bigger within the last month. Not painful, just a nodular white lump under the skin on the backside of the penis

  • john991
    john991 vlatko60763

    Posted

    hey my friend i also have the problem, how isit going for tou now, did the doctor confirm it, is the lump still there or the same size?

    • Guest
      Guest john991

      Posted

      Hello, my was a boil due to hair shaved, it had puss later I squeezed it and got all the pus out this was long back and is no more, lump has gone.

    • tuhin68154
      tuhin68154 Guest

      Posted

      hello, i have this same problem. this morning when i touched the lump on my penis , puss came out of it. im worried now but the size of the lump is decreased. help me guys!

      sorry for the english

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