PFS and body veins

[mblu27]

One of my weird pfs symptoms are dark blue veins on my penis and scrotum.
Veins are painful and they can become more swollen and more painful if I try sexual activity.
In all genital area I can see many capillary vessels I never have noted before pfs.
On my body too I can see as very evident the veins on the palm of my hand, on internal part of my arms, on my foot. I think all
body veins are involved in this side.

I have asked to other pfs users but not all have this side.

I would ask to someone with more knowledge which is the reason, the deep mechanism behinde and what can help.

 

[Reverse]

Either part or all of your vein issues are probably vericose veins. This is mostly something women get. One cause of this in women is hormonal imbalance (I think its when they are low in testosterone).

It's possible a man's body will have the same vein issue from imbalance.

The veins in your genital area might be vericose veins, vericosele, peryiones or a mix of all three.

Your best bet is to balance your hormones and the vein issue should subside. For the time being taking cold showers, not sitting for long periods of time, holding inverted positions and sleeping flat on your back should aleviate the discomfort in your genital area. Make sure your diet promotes testosterone and is gluten free too. Do this everday, it could take a few weeks before you feel results.

 

[mblu27]

clear, your overview fits my veins side. From few months I started autoimmune paleo with no gluten, i have noted some benefits but I am far from normal status. From the beginning of pfs my androgen/estrogen ratio decreased with time although values are in range. Never able to improve this balance. i would appreciate any safe advice. do you know best safe approach in details?

 

[Reverse]

The best way to improve total balance in my opinion is, BOTH zinc finger and CD's protocol. These two methods may seem unrelated or as different paths but my understanding of the two is that both methods compliment each other and are needed for total recovery. The two protocols are found in this forum. Read them both and decide which path you want to try first or if you'd like to try both at the same time.

I'm currently on CD's regimen but am convinced that Zinc finger plays a role as well. I'm looking to incorporate both but am still figuring the process out and @gbolduev is actively refining the Zinc Finger protocol.

Stick to the natural routes featured here. Use both methods if possible, or at least one. Both will help. I read a thread in another forum by "CHI", he had your vein issue and fully recovered within a few years of a disciplined natural healthy protocol .

Avoid varicocele surgery recommended by doctors, they cause disastrous side-effects similar to PFS/PSSD. Search it and you'll see.

Also here is a link for more info on what you're dealing with:

Make Varicose Veins Disappear

 

[Canari]

One of my weird pfs symptoms are dark blue veins on my penis and scrotum.

probably vericose veins. This is mostly something women get. One cause of this in women is hormonal imbalance

There different cases, and I think some are caused by muscle spasm, upward from the zone even maybe...

mblu, are there some veins, let's say the biggest, were you can feel your pulse?

 

[Crushed]

I have this same issue from Citalopram that caused PSSd. It's really distressing to see a physical change like that.

 

[mblu27]

@Reverse thank you for the precious info.
@Canari I think in my case there is a vascular involvement, not only muscular driven.
not clear to me the question about the pulse, i can feel the pulse, perhaps in the past in a better way.
About vascular unbalance, that I think, after pfs I have tested altered LAC (lupus anticoagulant) (it seems can happen in pregnant woman, too)
I have no systemic lupus, but LAC is involved in coagulation process and is linked also with thrombosis. My platelets too are shifted down,
I have compared lab tests before and after pfs.
Yes @Crushed, this is very scary and distressing, we have to work to "reverse".

 

[Canari]

vascular involvement, not only muscular driven.
not clear to me the question about the pulse, i can feel the pulse, perhaps in the past in a better way.

Yes I think there can be both, but I had an exam because of a vein problem like this, and they told me many people would be happy to have my vascular system, and so of course again, medecine of no use when there is something they cannot explain! I think it is worth considering also the possibility of muscle spasms, after all it is like night cramps or spamophily, very related to minerals like Ca or Mg or K...

What I mean about feeling the pulse in the enlarged veins, is that it is what I have, pulse is felt where it should not, as if the bulging vein was an artery. The problem is that it becomes a bit painful now and I have to move on my seat for example.

 

[Crushed]

@Reverse thank you for the precious info.
@Canari I think in my case there is a vascular involvement, not only muscular driven.
not clear to me the question about the pulse, i can feel the pulse, perhaps in the past in a better way.
About vascular unbalance, that I think, after pfs I have tested altered LAC (lupus anticoagulant) (it seems can happen in pregnant woman, too)
I have no systemic lupus, but LAC is involved in coagulation process and is linked also with thrombosis. My platelets too are shifted down,
I have compared lab tests before and after pfs.
Yes @Crushed, this is very scary and distressing, we have to work to "reverse".

I also have low blood platelet count!