Pentox two years+ later too late?

[leftleaningpeen]

Hey guys I have a question. Is two years plus since the first onset of symptoms considered too late to start taking pentox? Has anyone had a positive experience with pentox after this period of time when combined with VED treatment? I apologise if this has been covered elsewhere (I'm sure it probably has), I did a search but couldn't find what I was looking for.

Cheers

[RoyHobbs]

I went back on Pentox in Dec, about 18 months after the onset of Peyronies, as prescribed by Dr. Lue. At about the six month mark I noticed increased girth and combined with VED a reduction in curvature. Dr. Lue also believes it can reduce calcification and plaque size. I have some calcified plaques. It can take up to 9 months to show results from Pentox (per Dr Lue). So even after two years I believe it may help you.

I should add that I take 2400 mg a day vs the normal dosage of 1200mg.

[leftleaningpeen]

Thanks for the reply, glad to see it's benefitted you - this is exactly the reply I was hoping for. I guess I will bring the recommended studies with me to my uro next visit and try and get a prescription

[james1947]

Myself had many benefits with Pentox even I started 36 months after the onset of Peyronies.
Combined with VED, gained girth and length, better erections and reduced calcified plaques.

James

[George999]

I started taking Pentox more than two years after the onset of Peyronie's and its benefits were significant.  Immediate relief from pain and moderation of the progression of deformity.  I am off of it for over a year now with no regression.  In my case what helped me even more was a combination of Pentox and Ubiquinol.  Both of them are of huge potential benefit even after two years from onset.  I could not recommend them more highly.  Pentox is DEFINITELY worth the money and Ubiquinol was for me.  Ubiquinol is significantly more expensive than Pentox, but if you can't afford Ubiquinol, I would recommend you try plain old CoQ10 since many seem to have found it helpful as well.  But DON'T believe the lie that oral treatments are of no use after a certain amount of time.  Its just not true.  - George

[leftleaningpeen]

Thanks for the replies guys. It fills me with hope to see such a positive reaction. I am glad you've all found improvement. I think with Peyronies Disease, any kind of improvement no matter how small is welcome and can be seen as a major morale booster. I have an appointment with my GP tomorrow and will be taking along the pentox studies to help my case.

Really appreciate the replies.

Leftie