Thrombosed vein?

I’ve tried to read some posts on thrombosed veins, but I’m still not sure whether what I have is a thrombosed vein or not. What I have is a little bump on the side of my penis, it’s about the size of a mosquito bite. At first I thought it was a misquito bite or something ‘cause it just popped up out of nowhere and looked red an sort of swollen like a mosquito bite does. So I just left it and nothing happened. Then I thought maybe it was a pimple or something, but I don’t think it’s that either ‘cause I’ve had the thing for about 2 freeking months now!

I also thought it might be an ingrown hair, so I went in there with a needle atleast 5 times, each time finding no hair under the skin. Was I not going in deep enough maybe?

So, lately I’ve been trying pretty much everything I can to get rid of this thing. For the past couple days I’ve been putting some wart remover on the thing, which hasn’t done anything yet, but I can’t continue doing this because the skin where I applied the stuff is all dark and dry (I really hope it heals!).

Does anyone have ANY ideas about what this thing could be??? I’m really getting fed up trying to get rid of it and I don’t really want to go to the doctor about it. Thanks!

Stop sticking pins in there. Does it hurt, this bump?

Could be one of those deep pimples from using an oil-based lube all the time. I’m no expert.

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Thrombosed Veins- The occurence of thrombosed veins are not too common. A thrombosed vein is a vein that’s been distended due to too much internal vascular pressure inside the vein itself. It’s usually caused by abusing squeeze type exercises, but pumpers have been known to get them. Many men that have suffered from this condition have commented that it’s relatively painless, but a very few seem to suffer excruciating pain. The treatment for this? Rest and hot wraps/soaks. To prevent this from happening in the future, exercise moderation in the activity that caused it in the first place.

Hey, thanks for the replies and the links.

So um, I still don’t know what this thing is. It hurts a tiny little bit when I squeeze it, but that’s it. It doesn’t ‘cause me any erectile problems or anything like that. So I guess I should just take a couple weeks rest from PEing and see what happens right?

Twatteaser,

You say hot wraps help thrombosed veins heal?

Yeah, I did a web site and found that on some open to the public page. Take that advice as a start.

I also stated before that a herb may help out with it too. No one ever seems to respond to me with it at all either good or bad. I took this for my stomach problems and had no nasty situations for the month I tried it out. It’s called Cat’s Claw. Here is a link to some of the claims it supposedly does. Thrombosis is one of the claims. It is easy to get in the USA at any health food or vitamin store.

I had the exact same thing, well not sure if it was the exact but mine turned out to be an ingrown hair. I was so scared untill on day i took a pin and was fully expecting to have it gushing blood but I stuck it in the darker part and saw something that resembled a hair and then pop out came a two inch hair. Im not saying tear your dick apart but my rule of thumb is PE unless it hurts. I did however have a thrombosed vien and the best way to tell for me at least if thats it is to so some squeezes and hold it at the base so the veins protrude and if the spot is right ontop of a vein and gets bigger then thats what it is.

Oh my god, that’s Cat’s Claw stuff sounds amazing! I’m actually glad that I got this bump thing on my dick because otherwise I wouldn’t have posted this message and wouldn’t have found out about Cat’s Claw. Thanks Twatteaser! I also have stomach problems, and Cat’s Claw claims to be a cure for what I have! Do you currently take Cat’s Claw Twatteaser? Is it still working for you? Does it say “Cat’s Claw” on the bottle, or does it use the herbal name?

bigballz,

If that test that you gave for thrombosed veins really works, then I don’t think I have one. I did some squeezes and held at the base and saw that this bump was not on top of a vein. The very tiniest bit of the bump does touch a vein, but the vein it touches is not a big one, I’d say maybe 1 or 2 millimeters in diameter. And shit, did you really pull out a 2 inch hair??? Also, when you say you stuck the needle in “the darker part”, what do you mean? Do you mean the tissue under the top layers of skin? Would an ingrown hair be directly under the first layer of skin, or would it be deeper in the tissue?

Thanks :) !

When I had money (hahaha) I went to the vitamin store and droped a c-not ($100) on supplements to try out. I tried coral calcium and cat’s claw and noticed my colitis didn’t act up at all during the month and felt pretty damn normal. Since I am broke I have not gone back. So I did more research and found other things about Cat’s Claw as it was labeled that way on the package. I was wondering if any one who does have the thrombosis to try it out and see if it helped at all.

Alright, I’m gonna try it out. I’ll see what it does for this bump thing, whether it’s a thrombosed vein or not. I’ll let you know how it goes.

Haha, yes it was 2 inches, I took the old ruler to it. It actually almost popped, some yellow puss stuff came out and then I stuck in maybe half a centimeter which I consider kind of deep to be sticking a needle in your dick down in there and out came a little horseshoe of hair then I took the tweezers and plucked it out. If that dosent work I dont know what to tell you.

Hey thanks bigballz, I still don’t know what I’m gonna do, just take a PE break I guess.

Twatteaser,

I’m really sorry about all these questions, but I have a couple more. I just took a trip to the drugstore and health food stores and bought some Omega 3-6-9 which contains fish oil. I read in another post of yours that this helps with depression, which I sometimes suffer from. I was just wondering if this was the stuff you were talking about. The label only says Omega 3-6-9, but one of the main ingredients is fish oil. Also, about the cat’s claw, I couldn’t find any. I saw DEVIL’S claw, any idea if that’s the same thing? One more thing, is it harmfull to take a number of these different natural pills at the same time. I’m asking you because you seem to be really into this stuff and have had some experience. I’d be willing to tell you how these all work if you’re interested. :)

Omega 3 Fish Oil Caplets, near impossible to overdose from. I get whatever brand is handy, but now found I have Walgreen’s brand which is called Fish Oil 1000 mg (w/ omega 3 fatty acids). As long as you have the Omega 3’s in there you should be fine. So whatever brand you can get a hold of. I use to always get Sundown products or something sounding like that.

Devil’s claw is something different. You want Cat’s Claw, try Walgreen’s or some big ass corporate store for it. I don’t know what is in your area. Avoid Cat’s Claw if you are having an organ transplant. it sends the immune system into overload and you reject the new grafted item.

Best choice for interactions is to do a google search. Type in “Cat’s claw” + side effects, interactions, etc…. for each drug or supplement. Not hard to do and takes 15 minutes to look for all the stuff your taking.

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