Confused about plaque location and curvature angle.

[Vril8]

I have a significant dent on the ventral side of the base of my penis, and a ~90 degree upward curve (curving straight up from the site of the plaque.) I'm 100% sure that what I have is Peyronies. The problem is that everyone I ask insists that this is possible and that upward curvature can only occur in the case of dorsal plaques. Does anyone else have experience with this? Surely I'm not the only one. I'm having quite a bit of trouble with determining how I should use traction for a case like this.

[Mikel7]

So have you been diagnosed with peyronies or just have a congenital curvature? The way you describe this is just the opposite of a typical plaque formation and a curvature forming. I would say at least try some traction and stay with it too see if you have any improvements. Remember that with the PMP you must invest time. I started with that device and I usually logged in about 6 to 8 hours a day. I split the time up into mornings and evenings.

[Vril8]

I had upward congenital curvature but it worsened after I woke up with a penile fracture (purple swollen penis etc.) and I now feel plaque and indentation on the bottom of my penis. I am 100% sure it's Peyronies.

[Vril8]

Based on his videos, it sounds like @NeoV had a similar condition.

[Lostand Looking24]

I woke up with a penile fracture (purple swollen penis etc.)

I haven't heard of this happening before. Do you know what caused that to happen? Maybe a sex injury that happened shortly before going to sleep that night or something?

[Vril8]

No nothing like that, the only plausible theory I have is that I laid on top of a nocturnal erection.

[Lostand Looking24]

the only plausible theory I have is that I laid on top of a nocturnal erection.

Man... wtf. Maybe having a congenital curve can make someone more prone to things like this.