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Hansww

I try to keep this short as possible and hope you understand my very bad english.
14 month ago i had a very minor penis fractur. Since this my penis is bend to the left when the erection grows from 10% to 90%. 100% its quite straight. In all this time there was no change in this bend.
I had pain in flaccied and erect position for about 8 month. Sometimes more sometimes less. I visit 6 doctors and all told me no plaque and no peyronies. It was good for about 2 month now. But a few days ago i had this problem: i woke up in the middle of the night because my erection was hurting a little bit and it was also very hard. I had the feeling like the erecion allready last for a long time (hard to say, something between 0,5 and 3 hours). After waking up the erection disapper in the next 10 minutes. I had this feeling about 5-6 times since the injury 14 month ago. The first thing i am scared is that this could be a suttering priapism.

But my main question is:
Flaccied i can't feel any bumps, plaque or other unevenes in my penis. But when full erect i can feel a few rips left and right on the corpus near the base. I found out this should be normal. But i also noticed in the middle of the uper side of the corpus something like a bump. This bump dosent hurt, when full erect it is hard, when 70% erect it is just a bit noticeable and flaccied i can't feel it. I am scared this could be peyronies plaque. So my question is: is plaque noticeable just i flaccied state, or bouth flaccied and erect, or just when erect? Could this be scar tissiue or just normal unevenes?

Thank you very very much for your opinion. By the way: where this bump is noticeable there is no hourglas or bend.
Thanks again for help.

Jonbinspain

Although it's possible to have the disease without any palpable plaque,  It doesn't sound like Peyronies. It does sound as though you fractured your penis, though.

I would suggest you see a Peyronies specialist just in case.  

Hansww

Thank you very very much for your answer.
Yes i had a fracture for sure but this seems to be cured. No pain during erection, no pain when flaccied and all whats left is this bend to the left when the erection grows but this has not changed from the first day until now.
All what i thing whats new is this bump when full erect. Hm not so easy to find a peyronies specialist around 3 hours car driving.
But maybe i go to my urologist and ask him

NeoV

I've had Peyronie's symptoms for 10 years without an obvious "palpable plaque." So regardless of what you have, if you fractured your penis, you better treat yourself as if you have Peyronie's regardless of the diagnosis. This doesn't mean you have to walk around in a sorry state because you have "X disease," but rather just forget labels and treat things logically.

Any fracture is serious enough to be treated as life long Peyronie's in my opinion. If you wound your penis, you better take care of it for the rest of your life and make sure your overall health and penile health are perfect.

kuaka

If you have torn the Tunica, it can cause bulges/bends/pain when erect with no significant abnormalities when flaccid.  At the very lease, I would be sure and gain a full erection daily and add a good Magnesium supplement to help prevent excessive scarring as you heal.  Definitely see a good andrologist/Peyronie's Dr. and monitor for any scar/plaque development.

Hansww

Guys, first i want to say thank you very very much for taking time and telling me what you think.
There is one thing i have to clear up. My fracture was very minor. I had no bruise an not even real pain. All i flet was that something teart in the penis and the erection ends after 20 secounds. I went to the doctor 5 hours and 30 hours later and he did two times a ultrasound but he cant see anything.
I agre that i have to take care a bit more than befor but i cant belief that this needs still time to heal. I am a physiotherapist and i know basics from medics. And no other tissue needs so long to heal. The second thing is: when i hurt my left knee my right is also not affectet. So in my case i hurt my left chamber, but this uneven parts on the right chamber. I dont understand this.
@NeoV: what kind of symptoms do you mean? What symptoms do you sufferd?
I dont think i have peyronies symptoms except this uneven parts. But i am not sure if this unevenes is a real symptom of peyronies. The bend i have is not a symptom from peyronies for me, cause its simply the resault from my injury.
I am allready try to live healty. I dont drink alkohol do sport never smoked in my life and try to eat not to much sugar. I also try to eat a lot of vegetables and nuts.
@kuaka i dont think that the scar from the injury is still growing cause no tissue needs longer than about 6 up to 12 month to heal.
This is the reason why i am a bit scared that it could be peyronies.
What kind of symptoms do you have? How did it start?

Thanks again for your time guys

kuaka

The thing about a penis is that it is normally very elastic.  If the tunica is damaged/torn in the least, and you get an erection, it will further aggravate the tear, and stimulate further scarring.  This is not like an area of your skin which can be essentially immobilized.  The whole problem is that we WANT the penis to be able to grow when erect, so leaving he injured tissue in its naturally rested state is not desired.  When the "healing" settles down it can be a scar preventing the needed expansion for erection...which is the base nature of this disease.  

JayGould

Quote deleted by moderator. Read the forum rules
So do you suggest abstaining for sex/masturbation? Try not getting erections?

kuaka

Since your quote was deleted, as it should have been, I'm not certain your response was to me.

It is actually important for you to get erections regularly in order to prevent ANY scarring which is forming from bunching up the Tunica.  Just be careful NOT to introduce any actual injury by trying to over stretch.  It is a tightrope walk to try and keep the plaque stretched in order to not stabilize in a bound up state and to NOT add injury to stimulate additional scar tissue formation.