T-rex,
>But the other was on the dorsal side of my shaft near base, it kinda felt like it had a few small hard bumps within the vein so to speak. <
I never had any vein problems with hanging. I did have an enlargement just behind the head from doing Ulis. If you are sure it is a vein, do as T suggested and take it easy till it clears up. Now, while PEing I did have various bumps etc. In general, I ignored them when I was certain the problem was benign.
In fact about the only time I took off from injury type problems was due to numbness. But that was me and I felt confident in self diagnosis.
Further, about the only reason you could get a thrombosis from hanging was if you had too much blood in front of the hanger toward the head. It would be hard to thrombose a vein toward the base on the body side of the hanger. Simply not enough opportunity for pressure or damage.
>I skipped hanging today, it is still there but it is painless, as it was yesterday. I am aware that from time to time my modified bib twists a little to the left, and the vein is more so to the left.I don’t know what to do.<
If there is no pain or discomfort, it might not be a thrombosis. Most report some discomfort and discoloration.
You should probably worry a little more about the twisting, if it is bad enough to come close to the back of the head. Other guys who have had the twisting problem, including me, have been able to get rid of the problem with a gain in experience. Continue to try different wraps and tightness of wraps and hanger adjustments.
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