Options?

[Kman]

Whats up guys im new here so bare with me if I mispost or anything like that.

Recently (about a month ago) I suffered from penile fracture. Went undet the knife and everything is fine but I am wondering what my options are atm for curvature. I have what looks like a dent on the right bottom side of my penise when I am errect, but not noticable at all really when flacid. My doc said to wait it out although I have read online that even during the beggining phase actions should be taken. My curvature is about 20 degrees or so. Again im just wondering what I can do as far as healing (with oral meds, pe, devices, etc) my dent and preventing anything else happening. Much love yall!

[Monty]

I would try manual/hand massage.

[Paolo]

Welcome Kman, thanks for registering  
If you have only recently had surgery then at this time I would do nothing, read up this forum then post back with more questions, do not rush to anything now,
I presume your erection quality is good at present??

Paul (paolo)

[TonySa]

I'd really try to get pentox prescribed and low dose daily cialis or Viagra to prevent worsening. 40-50% of peyronies worsen w time.   If your docs won't prescribe at least low dose cialis as tadalafil can be bought online at the peptide sites.  Traction or VED probably need to wait until you're healed from the surgery.

[Kman]

@tsanvhez. What would pentox, cialis do as far as helping me? Doc said healing is approx 3 months for surgery.

@paolo yea my erections are nice and fine haha. Just the curvature, it seems to be going down once in a while snd going back to its normal spot. I see ill def look sround more my friend.

@monty yea ive read about manual stretching, how would one do that? I read son people doing it but not so much of how. My curvature goes to the right side.

Thank you all for getting bsck to me!

[TonySa]

Might help if dent and curve is do to peyronies as a result of trauma to penis.

[Kman]

@tsanchez Yea but what does it do to aid in that? More circulation and blood flow or something?

[TonySa]

Yes, and helps remodel plaque to healthy tissue.