There are two level of pink. Pink and reddish healthy and pink and pale with red spotting. Overall, pink means oxygenates. Red is better but it based on skin color. Pale and clammy is a whole different story.
This is why the ultrasound is the next recommendation. It actively monitors the scanned area, including any blood vessels blockage, kinks, or bad nerve nodes/segments.
We all sat down and tossed ideas one out after another. All came down to, was there a deep search along the blood vessels and nerve path for the penis. Once they got the "No, not yet." They all tossed the their pens down and stopped evaluating. Without the scan, it's a guessing game.
The nerves are interconnected. Normally, and this is just normally, what occurs near the terminal point, the glans, cause localized issues. An example is a nerve damaged near the hand or foot, the hand-fingers get the brunt of the issues. Same for the foot-toes. If it's traces back up further, various other parts get affected. For example, near the pelvis, the entire leg, foot, and toes feel the issues. This is the same for my entire arm, going down to the bicep, elbow, wrist, and even fingers and hand.
In your case, it' the pelvis, the entire groin region, lower back, and down along one leg. As we have discussed, the so called "fiasco" brought about the awareness for the sensation of the penis, even the anal area (pelvic floor), and make your hyper awareness of everything about the sexual functions where you probably ignored before. This is where we are now.
This is the main focus. Relaxing brings blood flow to the groin. Relaxing in the prior discussion surrounds the act of leaning back and laying down. This is where the suspect of nerve kink and blood vessel blockage near the pelvic floor, or even up near the lower lumbar around the L and S of the spine. Everyone in the medical world, be pathology, urology, neurophaty, and specialty, they all confirmed a snap or pressure at the base of the dorsal nerve is most like not to cause the rest of the symptoms all the way to the pelvic and leg region.
But, if there is a very likely chance there is a kinked or compression at the base of the penis for the dorsal nerve, and it's verified through the ultrasound, that can be remedies instantly. The kink along the dorsal nerve can cause the phantom pains, like we discussed, or even flare-ups because of the compressive irritation. This is based on verification of the possible kinked nerve where the
cylinder's rim caused the compression at the top of the penis.
Until we can verify and validate, we're stuck at the guessing game and you're stuck at this shitty dog crap of a feeling.