Cured

[Iamtull]

I developed Peyronie's after a botched vasectomy about 16 years ago. Two and a half hours on the table but that's another story. Well I went to a couple of doctors one of which was a specialist in the field. They explained what it was but not how to treat it. It was very painful and bent out of shape. I had developed these pea size knots on one side. After a few weeks I said screw this and I squeezed the bumps really hard a few days in a row. It hurt like hell but it goes numb. After a few days they were gone. Everything has been fine ever since. I just wanted to share with you all.

[TonySa]

Oh no, that wasn't peyronies...squeezing peyronies plaque or fibrous tissue would only worsen it.

[Iamtull]

So both doctors gave me the same wrong diagnosis? What mimics Peyronies?

[TonySa]

Wow, not sure-you'd need a good doc to figure it out.

[samsung]

I know there is probably nothing to this, but this is the 2nd time I've seen this in a thread in the last couple months about someone "crushing" a plaque.

And I've also read about others being "cured" after doctors aggressively modeled their plaques after xiaflex and crushed/popped it.

Probably b.s. but shouldn't be ignored. I'm obviously not promoting doing this, it is just interesting.  

[Iamtull]

You all can believe what you want. All I can say is that it worked for me!

[gibraltar]

I developed a pea sized knot (hematoma) at the base left side of my penis after being hit with a surfboard about 3 months ago. Do you suggest I try this?

[TonySa]

No, please don't...let it heal as any trauma can trigger peyronies or other problems.

[Paolo]

May be a focused and controlled massage could improve Peyronie's symptoms, hmm, but how would you know if it would exacerbate the condition, or help  

[Breadman66]

Great news - whatever you had. Pretty sure the thick cord of gristle in my shaft won't disappear with a squeeze but we're all different.

[Godisreal]

This disease is arguably the most insane, ridiculous & unpredictable disease in history. FOR REAL

[melting]

It really depends on your personal situation. Just doing this out of desperation obviously can make things worse.
I guess if you're healthy, have great blood flow etc. then this could work. The basic logic of crushing the plaques makes sense.
But if you have underlying issues where any inflammation in the penis is turned into plaques and fibroids then this could make things worse, MUCH WORSE!  
I remember pressing them very hard when I noticed mine first and it created a lot of pain and seemed to make things worse.

Working on them with the various deformation techniques, traction, VED etc. over time is surely safer.

[TonySa]

Please don't encourage crushing the plaque, this is just dangerous!

[Nous]

Thanks for your story.  

[james1947]

As an introductory, this topic has ended.
Please continue the conversation on the adequate boards

James