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Could The Lump On Penis Shaft Be Lymphocele Which Could Be Drained Using Sterile Needle?
Small lump on underside of penis shaft. Lymphocele? First I would like to state that I am clear of all stds and cancer. I kno this because my blood was checked recently for an array of things because of unrelated issues. After a vigorous masturbation session the next Morning I noticed a small pea sized lump on the underside of my penis about mid shaft. It doesn t really hurt unless I mess with it. It is attached to the skin and is not moveable. I can lift the skin up off of my penis and it seems to lot be connected in any way to the actual meat, just the skin. Lymphocele possibly? Also I cannot just wait for this to go away on its own. Would it be safe to sterilize the area and drain it with a sterile needle/syringe? Thanking you now for your answers.
Mon, 24 Feb 2014
Hello
Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have developed a small superficial lump beneath the shaft of the skin.after vigorous masturbation .
Mostly this could be collection of lymph or blood due to vigorous shaking your penis during masturbation.
Please do not be in a hurry It is bound to get absobed within 4 -5 days.
Do not attempt to puncture it with needle as there is high risk of bleeding or damaging the urethra.
Dr.Patil.
Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have developed a small superficial lump beneath the shaft of the skin.after vigorous masturbation .
Mostly this could be collection of lymph or blood due to vigorous shaking your penis during masturbation.
Please do not be in a hurry It is bound to get absobed within 4 -5 days.
Do not attempt to puncture it with needle as there is high risk of bleeding or damaging the urethra.
Dr.Patil.
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