Soft lump on penis after sex

[GoldenSun]

I tried to have sex with my girlfriend a few days ago and experienced some erection issues and some pain. I assumed this was due to the "hard flaccid" issues I have been suffering from but what scared me is right after I have developed a small lump on the right side of my penis. After googling this I was quickly redirected to information about pyronines. I know for a fact I have pfs and hard flaccid (from PFS) but this lump is getting me worried I might have made a new issue. Could this lump be due to PFS and the strange issues that can come up from it or is this pyronines? I would love to know if anyone has experienced similar.

[PashaSolid]

I tried to have sex with my girlfriend a few days ago and experienced some erection issues and some pain. I assumed this was due to the "hard flaccid" issues I have been suffering from but what scared me is right after I have developed a small lump on the right side of my penis. After googling this I was quickly redirected to information about pyronines. I know for a fact I have pfs and hard flaccid (from PFS) but this lump is getting me worried I might have made a new issue. Could this lump be due to PFS and the strange issues that can come up from it or is this pyronines? I would love to know if anyone has experienced similar.

I think this is from PFS. Lumps from peyronies are not soft.

[Cdsnuts]

I tried to have sex with my girlfriend a few days ago and experienced some erection issues and some pain. I assumed this was due to the "hard flaccid" issues I have been suffering from but what scared me is right after I have developed a small lump on the right side of my penis. After googling this I was quickly redirected to information about pyronines. I know for a fact I have pfs and hard flaccid (from PFS) but this lump is getting me worried I might have made a new issue. Could this lump be due to PFS and the strange issues that can come up from it or is this pyronines? I would love to know if anyone has experienced similar.

Keep an eye on it. If it's still there in a month or so, get it checked out.