ED question

[helpme777]

i have been diagnosed with peyronies and have a stabld plaque for a year now, dorsal near the septum. my question is, i have ED i cant get an erection without cialis even tho im still under 30. what even more troublesome is that the corpus spongiosum doesnt inflate at ALL. ihave a dorsal lateral curve and the plaque is on top of the two coprus cavednosum yet i have ED in the lower erextile body the corpus spongiosum. how is that possible?? i supsect a venous leak but i have not found any information (which is insane, male sexual health is totally not well researched in the medical community nobody gives a F~@<) on where the corpus spongiosum gets its blood from. does it have its own arteries and veins? if so hoe could i have ed if there are seperate veins not affevted by the plaque. i should have more ED in the top chambers where the plaque is but it is the other way around. doctorshave been completely useless they did a flacid ultrasound and said i have good blood flow however i was on cialis so of F^@$!ng course i have good blood flow then. do they expect me to stay on these drugs for the rest of my life? if so i want my 600$ per year that i pay to afford it. times 50 which is my avwrage lifespan. it seems to me that most andrologists are scam artists that dont really care about treatment and outcomes so does anyone know this? does the corpus spongiosum have its own blood supply that it shares with the glans or are they different. whyis my glans ultra soft when the plaque is on the dorsal side of the penis?  

[TonySa]

Even if you are on cialis an erect ultrasound can diagnose if you have venous leakage-but it must be done when erect.

[TonySa]

I'd def seek out another doc and get a proper assessment.  Meanwhile use the cialis for sex-as sex without being very hard can exacerbate Peyronies Disease.  Fortunately you found this site, so you can get both the support and info you need to take control of your health and treatment!

[TonySa]

The glans and corpus spongiosum have a different blood supply from the corpus cavernosa.

[FlavioSousa]

i have been diagnosed with peyronies and have a stabld plaque for a year now, [...]

What exactly is a plaque, can you see it or feel it and if so, what does it feel like?

My penis bends a bit to the left and I have no idea if it's Peyronies Disease or not. I don't see or feel anything that resembles plaque or calcification, e.g. no lumps or hard surfaces.

[TonySa]

Sometimes you can feel it, but not always.  Usually it's visible in the ultrasound.

[RichardWilson99]

helpme777:  Why dont you give an implant a shot, and if it sucks and fails then go back to your plans? You have nothing to lose especially if you're teetering on the edge of ending your ability to see, smell, taste, hear, feel. Right? Luckily you don't get take your credit card debt with you so who cares? Give it a shot.