I got done jelqing and noticed...

I noticed a narrow cord or vein on the top side of my shaft that was hardened. Can anybody tell me what this is? It runs from the base of my shaft up to my glans. It seems to be connected to the corpus becuase if I slide the overlying skin around, it doenst move. It doesnt hurt. Should I stop PE until it goes away? I cant afford to go to a doctor so I am hopeing that you guys can help me out. Thanks.

[Big10]

sounds odd, I never got that from Jelqing but
did from Pumping. Try heat and massage, should
go away soon. Try and determine if it is a vein
or not. Anyone else?

[titanium30]

I believe that is the ligament that runs down the length of the penis septum. When my erection is hard or if I stretch my penis manually, I can see it under the skin. It does run from the pubic bone right to the glans. I believe it is what determines the lenght of the penis as it is very difficult to stretch. There is also a vein either above or below it.

titanium

It is deeper than the visible viens and it protrudes from the corpus because i can feel it underneath the skin. it is kind of like a narrow, hardened cord that I can feel. I dont know what it could be. Bob, you say you had the same thing from pumping. How long did it take to subside?

[soyelmocano]

on "thrombosed vein". See if this applies to you. You can search the forums here and the net to get info.

[dino775]

Ryan

It sounds like what I have but mine is on the bottom
very thin cord like, mine doesn't hurt and doesn't seem to effect anything I stopped stretching and jelqing for three weeks and it got a little smaller
but it's still there, I did a small jelq for two days and it doesn't seem to change I think it's a superficial thrombophlebitis but I'm not sure. let me know how it goes with yours this is a site I found that explains Superficial Thrombophlebitis www.healthcentral.com/mhc/top/000199.cfm (http://www.healthcentral.com/mhc/top/000199.cfm)

[Big10]

actually, it just seems more noticeable after
a workout. never had it to get hard like that
or seem injured. I must be really lucky, I do
not seem to get the injuries that are somewhat
common. Keep us posted, Ryan, it should go away
if it is something injured. IMO, it ould just be
the ligament described above.