Peyronies disease is one of the most misunderstood conditions that exists. It is NOT an actual "disease". It is a developed condition that scares most men terribly.
However,
it is easy to correct
99.99% of the time
That is correct: It is not an actual "disease".
Once you
understand exactly what has happened to your erections, you will be much
more able to make an effective choice for truly straightening them out
again.
The reason I say that is: the majority of treatments currently used today do not work effectively.
However,
99.99% of the time, a penis with this peyronies disease condition can
be effectively straightened again. And, surgery is not considered the
best option by most men. Or, even a multitude doctors worldwide!
As I keep saying, Peyronies disease is not really a disease.
It is a developed condition. And I keep repeating this because men get
so scared by it that a lot of what they read doesn't sink in.
They
just keep living in fear and looking in panic for a "cure" for
something that has no "cure". But, peyronies disease is relatively easy
to correct.
Correcting this condition is also usually very simple and easy.
And, I know, right at this moment that may seem quite unbelievable to you. But, 99.99% of the time, this is true.
I want you to understand what is actually happening with Peyronies "disease".
We'll take a similar situation so that the actual problem is easier to understand.
If you cut your face badly and got a big scar across your cheek, would you need a "cure" to get rid of it?
That almost sounds like a really stupid question, doesn't it?
Of
course you would not be looking for a "cure"! It's just a scar. And
that scar can be removed. But, you know it is not a disease. And the
idea of a "cure" does not even cross your mind.
In my whole life I
never heard anyone say, "Oh my gosh, a while back I cut my face. Now I
have a scar, and, I need to find a cure for it." And, I'll bet you
haven't that either.
The same hold true for what is happening inside of a penis with Peyronies disease.
HOWEVER,
there are simple, safe, effective, definite, clinically proven methods
to correct the problem. And the one proven safest and most effective
does not even involve penis surgery.
This wonderfully effective method is also medically recommended in 29 countries worldwide.
Do I hear a sigh of relief??
If you keep reading, you'll see the news gets even better....
Here's the explanation:
Peyronies disease is a curvature or
bending of the penis during erection, that is caused by a scar and/or
plaque formation inside the shaft of the penis on one or more of the
erectile chambers (the parts that fill with blood to cause your
erections).
Peyronies disease can be caused by a single scar/plaque formation or
multiple formations. The erection will bend in the direction of the
scar(s). It may be up, down or to either side or any angle in between.
It all depends on where the scars are.
If you are very unfortunate it may curve in more than one direction.
That's ALL peyronies disease is. That's all. Nothing more. It's really quite simple.
Now, Peyronies Disease (although an incorrect terminology) is the term I
will continue using in this article only because that is what this
condition is commonly called. And, it may be what your doctor told you
is causing your erectile problem.
So, don't worry about the word "disease" here anymore.
Correctly named it would be "Peyronies Condition". And that is how you should now think about it.
This
condition is not contagious. You didn't catch it, you can't spread it.
And, your children will not inherit it any more than any other scar you
get this lifetime.
I hope you are getting a little more at
ease with your situation now. So, let's continue and see how it most
likely happened and what is considered the most effective and safest
way to correcting it.
If there is an internal scar, there had to be an internal trauma (injury) of some kind.
Now,
a scar/plaque formation is simply Mother Nature's way of healing a
wound and trying to make that area stronger so that it has less chance
of being broken or torn again in the future.
"But, I haven't
hurt my penis since I was in college having all kinds of rough sex." is a
typical reply I hear from middle age men.
And, there in lies their answer.
Peyronies
disease can develop 10, 20 or more years after the original injury and
scar formed. This is a concept a lot of people do not understand.
As we get older our bodies change a bit. I'm sure you've noticed.
Our
hair thins a bit. It's easier to gain weight. We're not quite as
athletics as we were in our 20s. Our eyes stiffen and need glasses when
we read. Many eyes also get cataracts, etc… Kids never have these
problems.
And, some of us have a genetic inheritance where our
scar tissue may harden considerably, or get more fibrous, as we age. We
are the ones who usually get peyronies disease.
So, for us, the
softer supple scars of our youth become a lot harder and denser later on
in life. Sometimes even 20 or more years later than when they
originally formed.
In any other part of our bodies this usually makes no difference. So we don't notice it.
But, when we have an erection, our penis may stretch out to 4 or 5 times it's relaxed size.
The
old hardened scar may now only be capable of a tiny stretch. So, our
soft penis looks normal, BUT, our erection now curves off in the
direction of the scar(s).
That's the mechanics of what is happening with peyronies disease.
This hardening of the scars later in life is also why some
"authorities" say peyronies disease is a mystery. Hogwash!! Those
"authorities" are simply unaware of this scar thickening/hardening
phenomenon.
Peyronies disease is no mystery at all. It's a cause
and effect Universe we live in. And, once you understand what has
actually happened, Peyronies Disease will be no mystery to you either.
You
have a trauma (Usually rough or over eager sex. Maybe you missed the
vagina on a forceful thrust and your erection bent painfully for an
instant… I would guess that to be the most common reason.).
It may have only hurt a little.
When your erection was bent, an internal erectile chamber sustained a small tear (the "trauma"). If you didn't break your penis, you probably never even saw a bruise. And most likely you forgot all about it in the next day or two.
But, a scar formed in there.
Just like you, most men want to know, "Why now?"
Well, after the injury, when everything healed up inside, you were younger and the scar was soft and pliable, so nothing seemed to
have changed. Your erections remained strong and straight for years. Right?
However,
many more years later, when that scar started to harden, your
erections started bending. You probably didn't even notice it when it
first began. But, the more that tissue hardened the more your erections
bent.
Or, maybe you were looking at your erection one day and
said to yourself, "Hmmm. I never realized my penis had a slight curve to
it.
Now, they are bending! Possibly severely and horribly! And,
maybe with accompanying pain during erection (from pulling the scar too
hard).
Maybe your erections are now so bent that you can not even have intercourse without causing yourself or your partner pain.
That's the "Mystery" to peyronies disease. That's all there is to it.
But, I know personally: When your erections start bending like this it is a really scary thing to see happen!
Still, it's easy to fix a bent penis, without surgery, injections, or drugs, 99% of the time.
Does peyronies disease go away on it's own? Usually not. And, it is often accompanied by it's own erectile dysfunction problems.
But, Can It Be Fixed?
99.99% of the time: YES! Absolutely. And you almost never need to have it done surgically.
Straightening
your penis will also cause the erectile dysfunction problems caused by
peyronies disease to disappear also. Good news!! So, forget the erectile
dysfunction treatments and worries until you straighten out your penis.
You very well might not need them at all.
You may never get your
erections perfectly straight again. But, workably, usefully and
decently looking straight, yes. Almost always.
And, here's an
interesting statistic: Over 50% of the male population has some kind of
minor curve or bending in their erection. I'll bet you didn't know that.
Right?
Oh, I know. I know! Yours seems so bent right now that
you think you are one of the 0.01% that is beyond salvation. That's what
I thought about mine!
And for you, like it was for me, that is
most probably not true. 90 degree bends are common with peyronies
disease. AND, even bends like this are usually very easy to correct very
nicely.
"There are a large number of 'remedies' being sold for peyronies disease these days.
And: Most of Them Do Not Work Effectively!"
The clinical results are easy to find if you scan the web.
By
that I mean: Most of the available treatments for peyronies disease will not give much more
than a small correction. After these lame treatments, you will still have an embarrassingly bent
penis that may not be useful for intercourse because it causes your
partner too much pain.
I will be explaining all of these current methods available on the different pages of this website.
However: The method clinically proven to be the
correction for peyronies disease was developed in 1994 by a Penis
Surgery Specialist named Dr. Jorn Ege Siana, M.D.. Dr. Siana is a
director and founder of the Scandinavian Clinic of Plastic Surgery in
Germany and Denmark.
The method is called penis traction.
The method is so effective that it is now medically recommended and endorsed in 29 countries worldwide:
USA • Canada • United Kingdom • Belgium • Denmark • France • Italy • Brazil • Switzerland • Sweden • Holland • Germany •
Taiwan • Thailand • Uruguay • Portugal • Japan •
Argentina • Philippines • Serbia • Venezuela •
Luxembourg • Australia • Andorra • Mexico • Chile • Malaysia •
Tunisia • Norway
His original device was developed to use on a penis after surgery so that it would heal straight.
He
later found that this same traction device, used regularly and
correctly, could stretch out the scar(s) in peyronies disease and enable
a man's erections to become straight again.
That was an Amazing
discovery! And a great thing for thousands of men. It removes the need
for surgery in most cases AND it does not come with all the possible
horrible side effects of a penis surgery.
Correct penis traction is:
Medically Endorsed and Recommended
in 29 countries worldwide.
Even more remarkable is that Dr. Siana found you could actually add length and even width to a penis with it's continued use.
The
original penis traction device was not invented as a male enhancement
(the current politically correct term for: penis enlargement) device.
Traction, or continued pulling, is simply is the only actual way of
making a penis longer. There are no pills, or patches or creams that
will do this.
Male enhancement, or penis enlargement, is very
popular with a lot of younger men. About 20 to 1 buy a device for
lengthening rather than straightening.
So, don't get confused when you read the various advertisements for these traction units. They are clinically proven to be the best penis straightening devices available in the world today.
You have to be careful when choosing a penis traction device.
There are currently about 23 different copies of this device available on the market today.
Unfortunately, very few are made really well.
I have personally researched every one of them. And, there is only one manufacturer that meets All of my personal requirements for Safety, Effectiveness, and Comfort.
This is the Quick Extender Pro .
These are the best penis traction devices available on the market today. And, surprisingly, they cost under $200. That's it!
I have found the other traction devices, though they may appear to look
the same, are usually made of inferior materials and/or have inferior
construction. Some are outright dangerous in my opinion.
What does this mean to you? It means you can save $100-$200 by buying a cheaper device.
BUT,
if one of those cheap devices breaks on your and punctures or tears
your penis, or causes the tip of your penis to become permanently dark
red or purple from broken blood vessels (usually a permanent condition),
was it with the $100 you saved??
Be smart. It will cost you under $300 for one of the very best devices money can buy. If you can't afford to do it right today, wait until you can.
Most of the time? BIG mistake.
Surgery will usually do the job for Peyronie's disease also. In fact,
it's the only other method with proven satisfactory results. And, in
some rare cases it is necessary for a straightening. That is not common.
The cost of this type of penis surgery is usually about $12,000+.
HOWEVER:
This type of penis surgery comes with some really horrible possible side effects including and not limited to:
Nice, huh?! You no longer have peyronies disease, but your penis no longer works….
So much for quick and easy. It's a terrible risk to take. And, almost always unnecessary.
Here's where you need to do some serious realistic thinking.
First,
there are only 2 choices that have clinically proven to effectively
straighten out a bent or curved penis caused by peyronies disease.
Surgery and correct penis traction. That's it.
But, I encourage
you to read about the other methods currently being tried so you know
just how poorly they perform. And, most of them are not inexpensive
either. I will be listing them all on the Navigation Bar on the left
side of this page so you can study them.
For Peyronies disease,
correct penis traction has clinically proven to be the winner by far.
Far superior even to surgery. Mostly because it comes with none of the
possible horrible side effects of the surgery.
Traction will also save you about $11,500 over the surgery.
Penis
surgery wins in the speed category. You should be ready to use your
penis sexually again in about 2-3 months after the surgery.
Unless
of course, you get erectile dysfunction from all the nerves that are
cut during the surgery. Then you may be out of commission for years, or
in the worst cases, permanently. An unnecessary and truly stupid risk to
take.
Correct traction will probably take you 6 months to a year
to get a final result. But,your penis should normally be very
functional before you are done with the straightening process.
The smart answer to a peyronies disease condition seems almost just too obvious now. Doesn't it?
Maybe
you doubt that even the best traction device could straighten your
incredibly bent, terribly embarrassing, and deformed looking penis (No
meanness intended here. That's how I felt about my own.)
But:
Knowing what the possible horrible consequences of surgery can be, for
only $400, doesn't it make sense to give correct traction a try FIRST?
Guaranteed Results: Yes, guaranteed. The units I mentioned and like come guaranteed by the manufacturers. If you're not satisfied with your results in 6 months, you can get your money back.
How many companies stand behind their products like that anymore?
Both of these devices are:
On the other hand: If you are one of the unlucky ones who become impotent from an expensive peyronies disease surgery, can you get your old working penis OR your money back??
That risk was just too much for me.
There's no reason to continue worrying or living in fear of becoming impotent from a penis surgery.
Younger
or older, correct penis traction has helped tens of thousands of men
around the world. And it has proven to be safer and more effective than
any other method for correcting a bent or curved penis.
If you are like 99.99% of men, you now know: you don't have to continue suffering from Peyronies Disease.
Be Well…..
~ William
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