Believe to have peyronies

[Captainhook2]

What's up everyone! New here it's unfortunate that it's came to this but I feel like I'm catching onto this early! Either that or I'm extremely late and it's worsening, either way I guess I'm just here for the ride now hahaha. From as far as I can remember I've always had a relatively strong dorsal curve, I've always just assumed it was normal and that's just how I was born which could be the case, but I'm thinking well maybe it was Peyronies that has caused my curve. Either way there are now some new issues I'm having to deal with. Now when my penis is soft there seems to be a sharp bend where the pre existing curve already was. It's almost as if there is a like a perfect fold which I can feel under the skin so rather than the curve feeling like ( it feels more like < if that makes sense hahaha. Also I now have very very minor denting on both sides below that and I feel like my erections aren't as strong as they were. This has all happened within the last month and I'm hoping that with going to a urologist and through being a member here, I can prevent any further damage and possibly fix these issues. Also no there is no pain lmao. Everytime someone freaks out about having this awful issue it seems that everyone comes out of the shadows to ask that so to answer that early I do not have that so far and hope I don't have to deal with that. Looks like we're in this together now. Hopefully in our lifetime they find a guaranteed cure for this.

[Mikel7]

Welcome Captainhook2 to the forum.  The first thing you should do is to fill out your signature line -->It's hard to remember your case details out of 20,000 members. You can find instructions
here! - https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,10819.0.html . This will also give you a better member response.
Secondly is to download and read the survival guide. This will give you a ton of info regarding peyronies and it's different treatments.

You didn't say how old you are? You do need to be examined by a peyronies Dr if that is possible and have an ultrasound. Curving and denting can be associated with peyronies but you said that you have no pain? You need to be diagnosed to get a clear picture of things,

Read up on traction and VED therapy. Restorex and PMP are the two most used devices here with a lot of success stories. It is up to you if you wanted to start any of those before being diagnosed.  The supplements wont hurt you and could calm things down.  Heat therapy is also a useful tool in this battle.
Cialis can also help with erections and calming down inflammation. Yes all of us here would welcome a cure for this.    Mikel7