1st injury : Bruising. Should I worry about it ?

**Mammoth** · 08-12-2017

Hello lads,
So I think I had my 1st injury and I wanted to have your opinion on it:
A few months back I noticed this zit on the top of my penis (or maybe it was a big fordyce spot), nothing unusual, but like an idiot I started messing with it and trying to pop it. Surely it became infected and the area became red even though I tried using rubbing alcohol.
Then the next day 2nd dumb move: instead of letting it heal I thought it would be the perfect time for a clamping session even though there's this infected zit on my dick.
So I clamped and because I didn't pay attention, after 5 minutes it created a small black hematoma (bruise) under my skin where the zit was. I tried making a small incision in it with a sterelized needle to squeeze some trapped blood out of it but yeah it was pretty nasty.
After that episode it left me with a black mark where the bruising occured and I completely stopped any PE. It's been 4 months now and even though the mark is lighter, which tells me the body has been slowly reabsorbing the blood under the skin, it's still visible. I uploaded a pic of it on my profile if you want to take a look.

Will I be able to fully get back into PE? Is it minor and will eventually completely disappear or at least remain a subtle aesthetic imperfection but not cause any practical problem or should I worry about it interfering with my PE ?

I got back into PE a few days ago with stretches, extender and some light jelqs, it seems fine, but was wondering if I could slowly start doing some girth work again in the future ?

Anyone who has knowledge about injuries can enlighten me ? thanks

**benschmidt** · 08-12-2017

It will likely fade or disappear in time. In the future, I wouldn't do any of the things you did. You should not have messed with the spot. You should not have done PE with a current injury on your penis. You should definitely not have tried to lance the injury. Unless you are a doctor, leave penis injuries or irregularities alone, don't try to fix them yourself. If you have any questions, you are more than welcome to ask here.

**closed224** · 08-12-2017

The blood was pushed, squeezed between the layers of skin. It takes longer to stuff the layers of skin. Good ideas from Ben.

**Mammoth** · 08-12-2017

Originally Posted by benschmidt

It will likely fade or disappear in time. In the future, I wouldn't do any of the things you did. You should not have messed with the spot. You should not have done PE with a current injury on your penis. You should definitely not have tried to lance the injury. Unless you are a doctor, leave penis injuries or irregularities alone, don't try to fix them yourself. If you have any questions, you are more than welcome to ask here.

Lesson learned. So this means I can continue PE right ?

**not2big** · 08-12-2017

Usually, blood injuries clear up after a month or so. accordingly, a four month break should be more than enough time to properly heal your injury

i say start PE again, but go slowly and check the area regularly.