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Peyronie's Disease
Andrology & Sexual Medicine · Urological
Moderate
Severity
Uncommon — affects an estimated 1 in 20 men, more often those over 40
Prevalence
No
Contagious
Andrology & Sexual Medicine
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💊Treatment Options
- 1In the early
- 2active inflammatory phase
- 3oral medications
- 4injectable treatments directly into the plaque
- 5or traction therapy devices may be used to reduce curvature and pain
- 6with variable degrees of success. Once the disease has stabilized
- 7typically after 12 to 18 months
- 8and curvature significantly interferes with intercourse
- 9surgical options including plaque incision with grafting
- 10plication procedures to straighten the penis
- 11or penile implant surgery for men with coexisting erectile dysfunction can effectively correct the deformity. Psychological counseling and open communication with a partner are important complements to physical treatment given the significant emotional impact of the condition.
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