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Red Glans And Visible Vein Posted: 04-16-07 22:01pm


Well a few months ago I noticed my glans had become red except for an area around my urethra. I figured it was just due to being a bit rough with it but it hasn’t gone away and now I’ve notice a small vein under the glans. It’s been a while since I noticed and it hasn’t gotten any better which is kind of worrying me. Anyone had the same problem or know if it’ll go away by itself? Thanks.

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