subject: Peyronies Disease or Penis Curvature – What can be Done About It? [print this page] Peyronies Disease or Penis Curvature What can be Done About It?
The identification of penile curvature or Peyronie's disease was first reported by a French surgeon Francois de la Peyronie in 1743. While are different theories on the actual origins of Peyronie's Disease or penile curvature, the medical consensus, is that it is a result of mild scar tissue and skin plaque formation in penile tissues
Formation of Penile Curvature
A small scar or injury can form on the inside of the penis, gradually developing into a lump and subsequently forcing the penis to curve in one direction. In some instances, symptoms of penile curvature may appear overnight, perhaps after a long night of intercourse. In other cases it may take several months before any symptoms are to appear. Penile curvature may even only appear while erect, however; in extreme cases this can cause severe swelling and/or pain, particularly during sexual intercourse.
How to Correct Curved Penis
Treatment and recovery
Peyronie's disease often occurs in a mild form that stops progressing without treatment after six to 18 months. However, for some men the problem is severe and disabling with regards to erections.
The main aim of treatment is to help the man stay sexually active, but doctors try to avoid intervening as far as possible because there's no strong evidence to show that any treatment other than surgery is effective. So information and reassurance is usually the first step and for many men that is enough.
Surgery is usually performed after several years when the disease is stabilised and the deformity prevents intercourse. Because the symptoms of Peyronie's disease can improve without treatment, medical experts suggest waiting one to two years or longer before attempting to correct it surgically. Other currently unproven treatments include:
Vitamin E tablets.
Para-aminobenzoate tablets.
Injections of chemical agents such as collagenase, dimethyl sulfoxide, steroids and calcium channel blockers directly into the plaques (the most promising being collagenase, an enzyme that attacks collagen, the major component of Peyronie's plaques).
Radiation therapy has also been used but, while it can reduce pain, it has no effect on the plaque itself and can cause unwelcome side effects.
Peyronie's Surgery - Expensive and High Risk
While surgery options for Peyronie's disease are available, like any penile surgery, it is high risk and typically very expensive. The penis extender is a particularly effective and economical alternative to dangerous Peyronies surgery. A penis extender can be used comfortably in your own home, and can correct up to 99% of penile curvature. When used in conjunction with our Vitamin E Boost formula, results are enhanced even further.
Safe and Effective Solutions
Penis extenders are one of the most effective methods of naturally correcting penile curvature and reducing symptoms of Peyronie's Disease. By applying a small amount of stress to the shaft of the penis, the penis extender forces scarred tissues to break down and regenerate, removing plaque and correcting penile curvature. It is a clinically proven and doctor recommended method for correction of penile curvature, and no other Peyronie's treatment method is as effective as the penis stretcher or penis extender.
Correct Penile Curvature (Up to 99%)
Improve Sexual Performance
Eliminate Painful Sexual Experiences
The penis extender is without doubt one of the most effective alternative treatments for Peyronies.
