Peyronie’s Disease: All that you need to know
Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s Disease is a condition in the penis that is commonly the effect of the development of fibrous scar tissue called plaque inside the men’s penis resulting in a bent or curved penis and often, painful erections. It can be caused by a minor injury to the penis that can be the result of vigorous sex, sports, or other minor accidents. Men with Peyronie’s Disease can still have and active and successful sex life, though it can be painful for some or may cause erectile dysfunction for some.
What is Peyronie’s Disease?
Peyronie’s Disease is generally the scarring of the tissue beneath the skin of the penis resulting in the curved erection. It can be felt under the skin as flat lumps, bump, or band of hard tissues. The penis gets bent to one side or curved upward or downward. This can happen at any age and could be in any direction.
Effects Of Peyronie’s Disease
Many men also face erectile dysfunction, penile pain, and even shortening of the penis as a result of Peyronie’s Disease. Men who have a close relative who also has the Peyronie's disease have greater chances of getting the disease while other health issues like tobacco use, high blood sugar, depression, or past pelvic trauma may also cause the disease.
Men’s Health Boston
The effects of this condition can be successfully treated at Men’s Health Boston (MHB). It is better not hesitate to see the doctor if you are feeling a problem. Our providers are leading experts in the evaluation and treatment of Peyronie’s disease. We have several non-surgical options available that are administered in a private, comfortable setting.
Treatment Of Peyronie’s Disease
The treatment includes Xiaflex, an authorized and approved medical treatment by FDA. We have other treatments available as well, and if your case requires surgical correction, we can ensure you are referred to the best specialist for this as well. Dr. Morgentaler, the founder of MHB, is a nationally recognized leader in the field of men’s sexual medicine. Call today for your evaluation.
