Keloid scarring is not at all the same problem as what occurs with Peyronie’s disease. Men with Peyronie’s disease rarely have keloids and vice versa. Therefore, although it may feel better and may result in some benefit, there is no clear evidence that massage is beneficial for
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Dr. Levine answers: It is unclear as to whether you have developed Peyronie’s disease or some other type of scarring within the penis causing the deformity. This is certainly something that should be evaluated by a urologist with an interest in sexual dysfunction, as if Peyronie’s disease
Read more →Dr. Levine answers: Erectile dysfunction is commonly found with Peyronie’s disease. In fact in my own practice, 90% of the men with Peyronie’s disease have reported diminished erections. Fifty percent of the time this occurs before the Peyronie’s disease occurs and the other 50% occurs after onset
Read more →Dr. Levine answers: ]It is unusual to have the pain associated with Peyronie’s last as long as 16 months. It is possible that he has significant tethering of nerves in the scar tissue, which are stretched at the time of orgasm and ejaculation. It is also possible
Read more →Dr. Levine answers: Peyronie’s disease is manifest in the early phase with pain, which can be present in the flaccid state when touching the penis, or especially when erect or trying to have intercourse. Typically the pain will diminish with time. The pain and the deformity can
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