[frb3]

After discovering this site, and two months of work. Find I am suffering from Peyronie's syndrome. Probably not unheard of, since I am a heart patient. The bending, back and to the right, is not severe enough to interfere with copulation, but it is pronounced. Just sort of have to approach things from a different angle. These adhersions also appear to be interfering with growth.

So amongst the collected expertise, does anyone have a suggestion as to an exercise that might correct this syndrome. I do know that extenders over a period of time will help, but being penurious don't want to spend the money, if there is a good manual cure.

Thank you in advance.

frb

[Cernunnos]

Originally Posted by frb3

After discovering this site, and two months of work. Find I am suffering from Peyronie's syndrome. Probably not unheard of, since I am a heart patient. The bending, back and to the right, is not severe enough to interfere with copulation, but it is pronounced. Just sort of have to approach things from a different angle. These adhersions also appear to be interfering with growth.

So amongst the collected expertise, does anyone have a suggestion as to an exercise that might correct this syndrome. I do know that extenders over a period of time will help, but being penurious don't want to spend the money, if there is a good manual cure.

Thank you in advance.

frb

Just because your penis curves doesn't mean you have Peyronie's. You need to consider other questions like, How long has is been like this? Is is getting worse over time?

Peyronie's is an excessive formation of scar tissue that can take a year or more to run it's course. If you just have a curve, it just means you're normal.

[frb3]

Perhaps I didn't emphasis it enough. There has always been a upward curve, but it has become more pronouced, and a new curve to the starboard side which is something new. Thank you for responding.

frb

[Cernunnos]

Originally Posted by frb3

Perhaps I didn't emphasis it enough. There has always been a upward curve, but it has become more pronouced, and a new curve to the starboard side which is something new. Thank you for responding.

frb

It still doesn't mean it's Peyronie's. Peyronie's is a really intense disease which involves the penis responding to an injury by ceating an excessive amount of scar tissue which over time results in a crooked penis and usually loss of girth and length. There is often an "hourglass" effect which means that the penis looks thinner around the scar - like it's wearing a belt. Peyronie's is very rare, and usually happens to men over the age of 40. How old are you? I know how much people on the internet like to talk about Peyronie's and tell people they probably have Peyronie's, but Peyronie's is way over-diagnosed.

If you actually do have Peyronie's, and it's still in the active phase (which means there is still scar tissue being created), the worst thing to do would be to do PE because it would probably just end in more trauma.

But penises get crooked all the time for other reasons. If you masturbate too roughly, or your erection is pushed to one side in your pants, it could end in a crooked penis. Most men have crooked penises. Mine is crooked, and it wasn't 10 years ago, I can promise you. You will notice that most pornstars have crooked penises.

But the safest thing to do would be to see a urologist. You can't figure this out for yourself, or trust what anybody here says. You should get a urologist appointment. He will probably laugh at you, but that's the price we have to pay. Don't worry, I was in the same boat myself.

[PhibbysHammer]

A very simple exam can eliminate a lot of doubt. If it is Peyronie's, you should have hard plaque buildup just below the surface skin. You'll notice this even without an erection. It will feel like hard cyst below the skin. I have a slight bend upward and a slight bend to the left but I know I do not have peyronie's. I jelg against the curve left and use reverse grips when I jelg to oppose the upward curvature. I know this works as it slowed down the accumulation of upward curve for me and I have only 50% of the curve left I used to have.

[frb3]

Age is 68. Was trying to avoid the urologist route if possible. But will give that one a try.
No don't see any plaque under the skin when flaccid, only when erect does this occur.

Well gentlemen thank you for your responses.

frb

[PhibbysHammer]

46 here frb3, and I'm rather sure that you are just like me having bent your unit somewhere along the way. At least we didn't break them!!

[vegetarian]

Everyone's penis bends. It's called "congenital curvature".

When I was little I used to wear boxers because I was doing everything my older brother did. My penis was curving downward (because of gravity) and to the left (because that's the way God made it lol). Later I discovered boxer briefs and my penis starting being upward.

Anyhow, you don't have Peyronie's, trust me. And an extender is the best investment you can make for your penis.

Just my 2 cents. Good luck!

[frb3]

Originally Posted by PhibbysHammer

46 here frb3, and I'm rather sure that you are just like me having bent your unit somewhere along the way. At least we didn't break them!!

Thanks. as I said just have to approach the thing from a new angle.

frb

[frb3]

Originally Posted by vegetarian

Everyone's penis bends. It's called "congenital curvature".

When I was little I used to wear boxers because I was doing everything my older brother did. My penis was curving downward (because of gravity) and to the left (because that's the way God made it lol). Later I discovered boxer briefs and my penis starting being upward.

Anyhow, you don't have Peyronie's, trust me. And an extender is the best investment you can make for your penis.

Just my 2 cents. Good luck!

Growing up in Upstate New York on the lake, wore a type of briefs that had legs, sort of tight boxers. In the service for five years wore boxers, that's what they issued, after discharge went back to briefs, this time without the legs. There is my history of underwear.

Visa vie Extenders. there seems to be numerous brands out there, all with claims of superior technology. My concern would be the quality of the workmanship. The cheapest I have seen is at least two hundred, and I see lots of complaints about quality with each brand. What say you on this subject?

frb