Are plaques painful?

[uhm]

Hey everyone,

Was just wondering if someone could tell me if their plaques are painful?
When erect and I push my plaques inward I get sharp pain.

Thanks  

[nemo]

Yeah, don't do that.  The short answer is that Peyronie's inflammation/plaques/nodules can indeed be painful, sort of the same way a cut on your finger vaguely throbs with inflammation.

However, they can also be completely without pain. Each guy's case can be different. The first time I had Peyronies Disease, I only experienced pain when fully erect, and the scarring was being pulled upon. In my current case (many years later), I have a near constant dull ache in the flaccid state, but weirdly, when I get erect, the pain is only there if I push or press on the nodule area, as you're experiencing.

So, a guy can have no pain, ever, or he can have flaccid pain, or erect pain, or both. And all shades in between.

It's just a really weird, bewildering disease, I'm afraid.

Regards,
Nemo

[Kobegianna]

I just had a new recent injury, I have a hard nodule/plaque I can palpate when flaccid. It only hurts when I push on it. But no pain when flaccid or erect. I don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing  

[nemo]

Be grateful there's no flaccid (or erect) pain. It's really unnerving and prevents you from ever forgetting this nightmare, even for a while.

Nemo