This is my first post. It means the world to me to be here. I'm thirty years old and I was born with what seems unofficially to be called "
hourglass Peyronies." For my entire life my penis has been completely useless. I have every feature of all the variegated assortments of Peyronies, such as, for example, the forty degree upward bend, thick
plaque dorsally, and an utterly debilitating band round the base, so penetrating I look as stacked as a two year old when
flaccid.
The first doctor I went to was Dr.Gelbard in Burbank, Ca. when I was 18. The two prior urologists I went to were reluctant to believe that I was born with Peyronies, even though I have pictures of me as a four year old with all the visible signs. So by the time I got to Gelbard I had become aware of the pervasive skepticism among urologists, as well as the fact that insurance wouldn't pay for my visits if there had been anything pre-existing. So, I fabricated a story. I proceeded to tell doctors, as well as my father, that I was in a fight, and I was kicked, which caused the trauma, and subsequent condition. This story worked. As a result, I was able to have the Nesbit procedure performed by Gelbard which, as my nightmares foretold, left me even more debilitated than before! Above all, the bend hadn't been fixed at all!!!! It was exactly the same as before! What is more, I was left with huge rock-hard scars at the incision site, and, somehow, my
hourglass was worse. So now I have a rock-hard sub-dermal scar, numbness, and I'm nearly impotent. And I was still a teenager, and still a virgin, and still hadn't allowed myself to date because of this!
My life was an insidious descent into psychosis from this point on...
I returned on multiple occasions to Gelbard for help. His apathetic and insipid tone, keeping the visits terse and to the point, left me with heartless, thoughtless suggestions such as, "well, you just have to live with it, so just take Ibuprofin when it hurts," and I was left in the lurch of a gradual dissonance of hope for a healthy sexual life.
My question in this post is whether or not there are others who have a
congenital condition of Peyronies with such features as mine, who have found a way to treat such a condition? More specifically, I would love to know if this condition is treated as Peyronies, and is it Peyronies still if one is born with it? Or is it something not clinically recognized?