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...A Bent Penis Disease...

LazyCat

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 Yesterday I had a chance to behold the teleconference about Peyronie's disease.  I think it was interesting and wanted to share with you all.  CoolPeyronie's (pa-ro-NEEZ) disease causes an uncommon sexual dysfunction that results from a bent penis during erection. The disease is characterized by a hard, fibrous layer of scar tissue (plaque) that usually develops under the skin on the upper or lower side of the penis. When the penis is erect, the scar tissue pulls the affected area off at an angle, causing a curved penis. Click to see pictures here:  http://www.urologia.com.br/img/peyronie.jpg http://www.ilustrados.com/publicaciones/multimedia/peyron10.jpg http://www.andrologie.cz/upload.cs/9/91678944-b_1-penecomb.jpghttp://www.uroatlas.net/androl/fotos/inc13.jpgPeyronie's disease is affecting as many as 1-4% of men.  Although it can affect men of any race and age, it is most commonly seen in caucasian males above the age of 40.Shocked

Signs and symptoms

The signs and symptoms of Peyronie's disease may appear overnight or develop more slowly. These may include:***Painful erection ***A bend or curve in your penis during erection ***Inflammation under the skin of your penis that develops into hardened scar tissue ***A thick band of hard tissue on one or more sides of your penis ***Narrowing of the diameter of your penis during erection ***Impaired ability to obtain an erection (erectile dysfunction) CausesMany researchers believe the plaque of Peyronie's disease develops following trauma (hitting or bending) that causes localized bleeding inside the penis. Some researchers theorize that Peyronie's disease may be an autoimmune disorder.

Treatment

Sometimes Peyronie's disease improves without treatment, so your doctor may initially recommend a wait-and-see approach. Other options for treatment of Peyronie's disease involve nonsurgical and surgical approaches.

If Peyronie's disease doesn't improve without treatment, your doctor may suggest a nonsurgical treatment: Commonly prescribed oral treatments, such as Vitamin E and potassium aminobenzoate (Potaba), are probably ineffective.
 If other methods of treatment don't help.  Surgery may be an option. Doctors usually suggest surgery when unacceptable appearance, pain during intercourse and poor erection quality persist for one to two years or longer. clear.gifNo one notices your problem ? except you and your partner. In case of women: Before marriage just send your boy to me.  I'm willing to check him for you and for free ja. Mask
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 References : http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/peyronies-disease/DS00427/DSECTION=1http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peyronie's_disease#Variationhttp://www.andrologie.cz/page/687.priznaky/
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LazyCat

 Yesterday I had a chance to behold the teleconference about Peyronie's disease.  I think it was interesting and wanted to share with you all.  CoolPeyronie's (pa-ro-NEEZ) disease causes an uncommon sexual dysfunction that results from a bent penis during erection. The disease is characterized by a hard, fibrous layer of scar tissue (plaque) that usually develops under the skin on the upper or lower side of the penis. When the penis is erect, the scar tissue pulls the affected area off at an angle, causing a curved penis. Click to see pictures here:  http://www.urologia.com.br/img/peyronie.jpg http://www.ilustrados.com/publicaciones/multimedia/peyron10.jpg http://www.andrologie.cz/upload.cs/9/91678944-b_1-penecomb.jpghttp://www.uroatlas.net/androl/fotos/inc13.jpgPeyronie's disease is affecting as many as 1-4% of men.  Although it can affect men of any race and age, it is most commonly seen in caucasian males above the age of 40.Shocked

Signs and symptoms

The signs and symptoms of Peyronie's disease may appear overnight or develop more slowly. These may include:***Painful erection ***A bend or curve in your penis during erection ***Inflammation under the skin of your penis that develops into hardened scar tissue ***A thick band of hard tissue on one or more sides of your penis ***Narrowing of the diameter of your penis during erection ***Impaired ability to obtain an erection (erectile dysfunction) CausesMany researchers believe the plaque of Peyronie's disease develops following trauma (hitting or bending) that causes localized bleeding inside the penis. Some researchers theorize that Peyronie's disease may be an autoimmune disorder.

Treatment

Sometimes Peyronie's disease improves without treatment, so your doctor may initially recommend a wait-and-see approach. Other options for treatment of Peyronie's disease involve nonsurgical and surgical approaches.

If Peyronie's disease doesn't improve without treatment, your doctor may suggest a nonsurgical treatment: Commonly prescribed oral treatments, such as Vitamin E and potassium aminobenzoate (Potaba), are probably ineffective.
 If other methods of treatment don't help.  Surgery may be an option. Doctors usually suggest surgery when unacceptable appearance, pain during intercourse and poor erection quality persist for one to two years or longer. clear.gifNo one notices your problem ? except you and your partner. In case of women: Before marriage just send your boy to me.  I'm willing to check him for you and for free ja. Mask
clear.gif
 References : http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/peyronies-disease/DS00427/DSECTION=1http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peyronie's_disease#Variationhttp://www.andrologie.cz/page/687.priznaky/
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LazyCat

StevieJR>>>>>>Good guess ! yep..suits for the corner...lol

paulgh3rd>>>>> I cant imagine that position,sounds a great position anyway. hehehe

soundz_of_70>>>Yep me either, how about yours ? :wink

Mallard>>>>>>>Ok next time naja. Ja jat hai krap.

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friendlyCat

There, but for the Grace of God, go I.

But, I am glad to know that many fine women of the public health department are staying abreast of of the penile health and well being of the male public.

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luckyphil247

I think the cause is due to constantly using the same hand when masturbating and therefore creating a bend in the long term .

Men should try and use their other hand as well .

I am not trying to be funny really , I am serious .

Constantly using the same hand over time , could put strain on that side of the penis and cause permanent damage . Thus giving the penis the unwanted bend .

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LazyCat

KevinUSA>>>>> Do I look like penis specialist ? Nah....

luckyphil247>>> Ummm good notice... possible assumption for the right or left bending.

Anyway, it needs further investigation and also more subject for more information....lol

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KhunEd

I wonder if the bend ( at the proper angle of course) could bring the receiving partner to a state of repeated pleasure ??? Always willing to help.... ( for the greater good in the name of research). : ) LOL !

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