penis bend
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Peyronie's (pa-ro-NEEZ) disease is caused by scar tissue tethering down the penis causing this curvature with erections. It sometimes goes away by itself, but if not, a urologist can help with surgery.
I'be had that condition for about a year. I went to see a top expert urologist in NY that deals with it all the time. He had me use this pump thing after getting a series of injections into the scar tisuue to soften it. Sorry to say, but it didn't help. He also told me that the surgery to remove the plaque has about an 85% chance of leaving one impotent. If you find anything out about how to cure, pass it on. so will I.
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Richard 227
Options to talk to the urologist about:
- verapamil injected or verapamil topical with dexamethasone and iontophoresis
- low dose radiotherapy
- extracorporeal shock wave therapy
- Indications for surgery include penile shortening, persistent pain, severe curvature, and penile narrowing or indentation. Various surgical procedures may be utilized with or without use of an inflatable penile prosthesis
Ask a urologist if this is permenent, the heart surgeon isn't a specialist in the penis.
It's possible that it is irreversible, if it's been this way for some time.