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Quote from: 0_devidedby_0 on April 22, 2023, 03:33:38 PMHello guys,
1.5 years ago I got pain during masturbation when I took viagra, and on this day my symptoms started. My penis started curving to the left, and at the same time, a palpable and visible artery emerged on the left side. I still have pain when my penis is flaccid or during masturbation. I tried to be absent from masturbation for the last 1.5 years but I masturbate maybe 5 times to check if everything is working.
I have visited 3 urologists but nobody has noticed any kind of plaque (physical examination and ultrasound).
The only hardening is an artery on the left side. Maybe hardened is the wrong description but it's not as soft as other veins or arteries and when I'm holding my penis in my hand it's very noticeable.
My urologist made the artery visible in the ultrasound and said that there shouldn't be actually an artery there. I looked for anatomy pictures and in fact, there shouldn't be an artery in this area.
But he said he couldn't help me either. He suggests I should undergo an MRI but he has to inject medication for erection otherwise it wouldn't make sense. But I'm too afraid that the injection will cause any problems that's why I refused.
Does anyone have an idea what's going on? I don't know why there is this artery and why it causes me pain.
You can see in the clip how my artery is pumping. There is a lot of tension on my left side due to the artery which is causing a bending to the left side.
https://imgur.com/a/aapYqIe
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