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« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2010, 06:38:11 PM »

Hi Sebby.

Also his erection going away may be due to anxiety about how he looks. It is possible that this is simply a mild congenital curvature and he is nervous about how you will view it. Or, it could be a new painful problem with pain "turning off" the signals for erection and him really needing to get medication to get things turned around.

Although you could provide more information and thus get more help from us, it might be best to try the following (you may have already done this!):

Tell him that you are worried about him and love him and that you love his penis and sex with him (reassurance of this helps!)

Tell him that you want to see if there is any problem that he is worried about. Tell him that you found this site and suggest it might be helpful to him.

Hang in there.

Tim
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« Reply #1 on: February 04, 2010, 12:03:18 PM »

Sebby:

Sorry to hear that your BF might have a problem with Peyronies Disease. You have come to the right place to get some assistance with his case. You should just browse through all the boards listed on the home page. The home page for the forum opens as you log in.

There are many boards that list the many and varied topics and/or subject matters that you can browse through to learn all you can about Peyronies Disease, the whys and wherefores that you might interest you. Just open the board for a subject and search through the list that comes up then.

There is a myriad of subjects that pertain to the symptoms you list in your post. So, do some homework by searching out as many of the topics as you can to see what may apply in his case.

Let us know if there is any specific question you might have after reading up on the subject. We are here to help in any way, so feel free to ask any and all questions.

Regards, Old Man
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« on: February 04, 2010, 11:55:21 AM »

Hi there

Please help my boyfriend may have Peyronie's Disease,  he has a slightly bent penis (nothing major) and finds it hard to keep his erection, he gets one then it goes.

I was wondering if he did have it , is there a cure?  I have read you can have an operation.  Does this operation allow for normal erections to occur after the op and will it fix the slight bend?

Many thanks
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