Loose skin

[moodle519]

I have what I believe is early stage Peyronies, which Ive had for about six months. I get penis pain sometimes, and it feels sore and inflamed to touch. I have a very slight bend, but more noticeably wasting/atrophy. I just bunched the loose skin of my dick up in my hand, like  people who were formerly obese and just lost a lot of weight.

I do manual traction to the extent I can tolerate it. Is there a chance this wasting can reverse itself? I can't palpate any actual hard tissue, although sometimes the tissue feels a bit banded and tougher.  

[LuisFernandez]

Sorry about that. I experienced something similar and even had stretch marks of sort when i lost girth. Make sure you go to a good urologist who can prescribe you pentoxyfilline and cialis.

Your best bet is to start daily VED therapy to try and revert this effect.

Best.

[Hawk]

Badluck and LuisFernandez,

Anyone responding to new members needs to direct them to the Peyronies Survival Guide FIRST.  https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,3180.0.html

Moodles, be sure to read this very carefully.  Until you have these basics down nothing else will make much sense.

[moodle519]

I read it. What are my chances of a cure at this point? I can post a picture

[LuisFernandez]

Hawk, sure thing.

Moodle,

Generally, the sooner you start therapy the better your chances of at least stopping it. You need to start VED therapy ASAP. I would also recommend looking at the DMSO+X thread in "Alternative Treatments." Combining those two are the best chances of stopping the wasting and potentially reversing it.

Go to your doctor and get Pentox and Cialis prescription. The more erections you get the better as that creates internal traction. The idea is to not allow scar tissue to form in a contracted state.

[Hawk]

I read it. What are my chances of a cure at this point? I can post a picture

If you read it "very carefully" as I encouraged you to do you would not be asking what your chances are for a cure.  I encourage you to read it again.

It is critical that you understand the basic information we provided or none of what doctors or forum members say to you in the future is going to make a lot of sense.