That is my opinion too I see how it could be plossible to have referred pain. however, there was never any big injury no black and blue or swelling. I just started having pain I chalk it up to an injury because nothing else makes sense.
Dr. troast is the doc who told me peyronies isn’t associated with radiating pain (or referred pain ) I’m getting this scan to make sure I don’t have back problems or other compressed nerves that may be causing this(I doubt it) but it’s worth a shot. If this doesn’t work I will go to a nurologist and talk to see if there could be any other possible reason for my continued pain which radiates to my leg from my penis.
If no one can find any other solution I will be getting an implant in hopes that it A fixes my pain B fixes my dent or at least instability, and c fixes my mild
Erectile DysfunctionThe pain likely contributes to my
Erectile Dysfunction as if everything felt good I don’t think I’d have
Erectile Dysfunction as bad. But the instability seems to always be present. But lately I’ve been going crazy and I’d do anything to get my sex life back so this is just the start. It’s been a long road and I’m only getting older. I can’t just live my sex life in stand by in my late 20’s when I finally got a career off the ground.
My gf is on the fence about staying with me because she wants more intimacy I want more intimacy too I don’t have many other routes to try.
If I could just cure the pain I wouldn’t haven’t told worry about this other stuff as much but I can’t get it to go away. I just wish it was black and white but it’s not here’s what I know so far
1. Doctor troast says referred pain isn’t related to peyornies and is more likely a lower back problem or nerve problem
2. Doctor Eid says an implant he doesn’t know why eids patients of peyronies pain(he’s unsure why but usually results in this)
So I’m my mind get back scan, get nerve testing, neither of those help get implant