A Urologists Interesting take on current medical guidelines / treatment

[Ukguy1234]

[Pfract]

thank you for posting! I watched the whole video. Not much information, but i enjoyed the message behind it. the human factor, as the doctor called it. Anything that raises awareness is a good thing.

[Ukguy1234]

He did however suggest that traction would be ineffective for those who have had their plaque identified on ultrasounds...Not a view I would see supported by manufacturers of traction devices.

On a separate note, I fully agree with his point about Peyronies still being treated as a taboo subject. If more men came forward and spoke openly about it, maybe better treatment options would be developed sooner rather than later. I used to think it was a really rare disease but in reality, it's most likely underreported and far more common than we realise.