Does Peyronie's stop natural growth if you get it when you are young?

[ConcernedandWorried]

So I'm starting to wonder if I've had Peyronie's for longer than the initial onset at 26, because my penis has a "natural" curve that suspiciously looks like the kind of uncomfortable bends people get, only without the pain associated. While my penis is not small, it does have an incredibly strange pattern of girth distribution. Is it possible that my Peyronie's first occurred when much younger, and stunted the growth of my penis? Can anyone here who has gotten it at an age younger than 20 chime in?  

[TonySa]

This sounds like a congenital curve rather than peyronies.  If you've always had this curve when erect and it has not changed-it's then just a natural variation and nothing to worry about as long as it's useable.  In the correct positions a curve can stimulate your partners errogenous zones more directly (g or p spots).

[ConcernedandWorried]

Yeah but I'm still wondering if it stops natural growth. I ask this because I've read and heard that some people keep growing up until 30 or so, and I know for a fact that I have definitely grown between 21 and 27.  

[ConcernedandWorried]

My question remains: Assuming that Peyronies plaques do not cover the majority of the penis, is it possible for growth to still occur if growth was going to occur?  

[TonySa]

Haven't heard anyone addressing this before.

[popopo]

I injured my penis at the age of about 17 with jelqing. My penis was fully grown at about 15 years old though so I wouldn't know if peyronies stops natural growth.