Does peyronie's get worse once it has stabalized?

[comemyway]

I can't be the only one in this situation. I'm currently 23 and used to push my penis downwards when erect and never let it fully get erect. Basically prone masturbation with my right hand by pushing it down and right. It wasn't until 3 years ago I started to "properly" masterbait. I never knew my penis was "not normal" until I noticed there was a very hard ( bone like) band that extended from the bottom of the left side of my penis all the way to near the head of the penis. Furthermore, this prevents the penis from expanding but also getting erect on its own with manual stimulation.

So I anyways, I have no issues with sex but wondering if my peyronie's will get any worse or if there is any cure to the chronic or stabalized phase.

I don't notice any difference in my penis in the last three years.  

[Mikel7]

Welcome Comemyway to the forum. First line of business is for you to fill out your signature line -->Signature Line . Then if you would also read and study our survival guide -->Survival Guide . This gives you a comprehensive list of peyronies treatments and outcomes.

You should first not assume that you have peyronies. Have you been to a urologist especially a peyronies specialist? A Doppler ultrasound will give a Dr more information regarding a correct diagnosis about your condition.

Prone masturbation is usually not a safe way to masturbate because of the possibility of damage to your penis. Fractures and other issues can arise from that. If you do have peyronies you should focus more on the healing aspect and stop this way of masturbating. You should also use a lot of lubrication.

This bone like band in your penis needs to be investigated as to what it is. Don't assume the worst. Does this band cause you pain? You say that the only way you can get an erection is from manual stimulation? This could be a mindset problem interfering with your erections.

Peyronies is a very mysterious disease and pain and deformity is usually associated with it. It does have an acute state and a chronic stage but these stages can be reactivated  through injury and other factors.

Educate yourself more on peyronies and I would get a correct diagnosis first through a peyronies expert if possible.

  Mikel7








 

[Sonic]

Hello and welcome. First off Mike has given you some good info so I will not say too much. Only thing I will say is 1. You say you have noticed no changes in your penis for the past 3 years, this is good!!

2. The question itself is impossible to give a generalized answer to as everyones case will be different. It can really only be answered on an individual level.

3. As mike said it doesn't have to be Peyronies. Doesn't sound like it at all based on what you wrote, but if you have a suspicion please go to a urologist and get it examed.