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cause of a disease?
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Just from first reading it's a bit confusing to me, but I haven't heard of or read about any people on here complainaing about this. Also if you read down to the physical therapies section it actually says manual stretching or even using devices are being tested as a way of treating it. They say the cause is normally due to injury so my best bet would be that if you were doing a good warm up warm down and staying safe as is very stressed, PE exercises wouldn't cause that 
but of course thats just my own thoughts I'm no doctor
Edit: although on rereading it they sound like they might just be talking about reducing curvature, they aren't clear whether they're talking about the symptom; the curve; or the scar tissue
but of course thats just my own thoughts I'm no doctorEdit: although on rereading it they sound like they might just be talking about reducing curvature, they aren't clear whether they're talking about the symptom; the curve; or the scar tissue
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Peyroine's Disease is incredibly rare. If anything, Hard Flaccid is a far more common occurrence. Basically, the disease is not characterized by the existence of plaques, but by the curving of a penis to an unhealthy extent, that can essentially get worse over time.
It is not a common problem from PE.
It is not a common problem from PE.
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Are you diagnosed with this or do you ahve a curve or bend. penis that is curved or bent is usually not peyronies. Not meaning to call you out, just curious as many often mistake Peyronies for something else. Your photos show no indication of having it.
Peyronies would be very unlikely to be caused by PE.
An extender is an approved medical treatment for Peyronies. Scar tissue is a major cause of Peyronies. Plaque may be considered a form of scar tissue.
I inject Trimix in order to generate erections. One of the side effects from injections is scar tissue. I have been applying a solution go DMSO and detoxified iodine to prevent scar tissue from forming. I have been applying it daily for ten months and have not seen any evidence of scar tissue forming.
Aren't a lot of us causing damage to the tunica like this says. It also said it can cause shortening and loss of girth. That sounds like way not good. How can you tell if you have scar tissue?
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Rough sex can cause Peyroine's Disease, any injury can, that's why you stretch flaccid, and jelq below 100% unless you want to break your dick then make it build scar tissue.
You can feel scar tissue if it's bad but you know you probably have it if you bent your dick wrong with a looooot of pain. Then scar tissue will form, also if you have a curve that appeared after an injury is propbably due to scar tissue if the curve happened like in a months time, also a doctor can tell. Not sure what you're worrying about, did you feel like you broke your dick somehow?
Scar tissue just doesn't form from jelqing or stretching without any painful serious trama first.
You can feel scar tissue if it's bad but you know you probably have it if you bent your dick wrong with a looooot of pain. Then scar tissue will form, also if you have a curve that appeared after an injury is propbably due to scar tissue if the curve happened like in a months time, also a doctor can tell. Not sure what you're worrying about, did you feel like you broke your dick somehow?
Scar tissue just doesn't form from jelqing or stretching without any painful serious trama first.
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Peyronies is usually caused when you "break your dick" like your having sex girl on top and she goes up too high, your dick slips out, and she comes down hard on it, bending it. It's extremely painful and doesn't develop over time. It CAN be genetic but usually is caused by an injury like that. And it basically heals on its own, unless it's genetic peyronies. The other people who commented on here are correct that a severe curve is not the same as Peyronie's, it's just a symptom of it.
No worries BigO. Not been diagnosed but have done a lot of research on it. Where my twist is o the left side there is definately some scar tissue. I can feel it if i rub in that certain spot and it can be pretty sensitive and even painful if stroked at the wrong angle. Only on the downstroke though. Never had problems with sex although handjobs can be kinda nerve wracking at times! Lots of rough masturbation at a young age is what i believe caused it.
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No im cool. No injuries, but I'm doing lots of tunics work so just curious cuz I stumbled upon it on the net.
Glad you corrected yourself there James. I was going to see if you would work on some breeches or maybe a tabard for me =)
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Dude pterodactyl, I don't post much in this forum, dealing with a small problem myself so I've been browsing and stumbled on this.
PLEASE go to a doctor. Peyronies is a serious, degenerative condition, if you don't go now it will just get worse and worse. There are vitamin regimens, medications, stretching regimens you should be doing if you are noticing a hard painful plaque and curves.
Also, in the early stages of the disease, if can be treated easily. Later on, after a year or two, it doesn't respond nearly as well.
Honestly, I just can't imagine what is going through your head not going to a uro at this point. You are quite simply, going to lose your penis if you don't deal with this.
Don't do it tomorrow, do it yesterday.
PLEASE go to a doctor. Peyronies is a serious, degenerative condition, if you don't go now it will just get worse and worse. There are vitamin regimens, medications, stretching regimens you should be doing if you are noticing a hard painful plaque and curves.
Also, in the early stages of the disease, if can be treated easily. Later on, after a year or two, it doesn't respond nearly as well.
Honestly, I just can't imagine what is going through your head not going to a uro at this point. You are quite simply, going to lose your penis if you don't deal with this.
Don't do it tomorrow, do it yesterday.
