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So I’m still healing from my Jan 3rd surgery. But today I was feeling around and it almost feels like a hard tube that moves around. I know the Coloplast titan doesn’t have any tubing that comes up to the head of my dick. Do you think the constant cycling has pushed a vein to the surface?
It’s very hard but I can move it side to side. Starts at the side under my glans and continues down the top of my shaft to the left side where my tubing for the reservoir and pump are. Just felt this today so no idea where it came from.

Vita, this is what I found on the web.

It says it will go away in time.

https://www.healthline.com/health/lymphangiosclerosis

SWorks

SWorks17 wrote:Vita, this is what I found on the web.

It says it will go away in time.

https://www.healthline.com/health/lymphangiosclerosis

SWorks

This is probably correct, SWorks. Since he has arterial insufficiency and corporo-venous occlusive disorder, and he's early in recovery, it's probably a temporary issue with lymphatic drainage. However, I'm not sure how long it should take to improve. Would you happen to have any idea?

Vitalssk wrote:So I’m still healing from my Jan 3rd surgery. But today I was feeling around and it almost feels like a hard tube that moves around. I know the Coloplast titan doesn’t have any tubing that comes up to the head of my dick. Do you think the constant cycling has pushed a vein to the surface?
It’s very hard but I can move it side to side. Starts at the side under my glans and continues down the top of my shaft to the left side where my tubing for the reservoir and pump are. Just felt this today so no idea where it came from.

Vitalssk,

I would get yourself a citrus bioflavonoid supplement. It should help with lymphatic drainage.

Here, I took this one during my recovery and it was helpful:

https://www.amazon.com/SOLARAY-Vitamin- ... B00014D3EK

You can also get a straight up combination supplement of diosmin and hespiridin, proven to help with lymphatic drainage.

https://www.amazon.com/Healing-Awakenin ... 3178&psc=1

Man you guys talked me off the ledge lmao. Def gonna order these supplements! Really appreciate it!

Vitalssk wrote:Man you guys talked me off the ledge lmao. Def gonna order these supplements! Really appreciate it!

No problem! Let us know if they work for you.

I have a tiny hard lump on my penis post surgery. It's possible I had it before, too, and never noticed because I wasn't ever hard enough for long enough to really give my penis a good examination. But I did some reading and it sounds like it's pretty similar to this, and either it's like a very tiny benign cyst or part of the scar tissue that's developing and will eventually get absorbed or soften.

fucked0ne wrote:

SWorks17 wrote:Vita, this is what I found on the web.

It says it will go away in time.

https://www.healthline.com/health/lymphangiosclerosis

SWorks

This is probably correct, SWorks. Since he has arterial insufficiency and corporo-venous occlusive disorder, and he's early in recovery, it's probably a temporary issue with lymphatic drainage. However, I'm not sure how long it should take to improve. Would you happen to have any idea?

No supplement needed. You need to take it lightly and continue massaging the area. Took mine a few weeks to go away. Don't buy anything yet. Try to keep massaging the area a few times a day.

I too was told by my PCP to massage my penis for the pain issues I was having .. massaged it a lot and it did seem to help the pain issues many ways and seemed to have broken up scar tissue ..

Before the whole story about penile implants, a cord appeared on my penis more or less in the same area as you, it didn't hurt, but it was annoying. I thought it was another Peyronie's plaque... The urologist told me it was sclerosing lymphangitis. He didn't give it any importance. He told me it would go away, but he prescribed a cream to speed up the process. After a few weeks it disappeared. Check with your doctor.