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[Al]

I am new to this site, earlier today.  I would like to know if you feel these oral treatments actually work or not.  I found I have Peyronies" last May.  It seemed to come on very fast.  No injury or trauma that I was aware of.  I would like to know of any oral or topical treatments that may be effective.  As I get more time I will try to read as much as possible on the site and see what I can determine, but if you can just give me your thoughts on what I have said here I would appreciate it greatly.  Thank you.

[james1947]

Al

I moved your post to "Introduce Yourself" to have your own topic and get more attention.
Did you get diagnosed with Peyronies by a doctor? If yes, did he give you some treatment? The earlier you will begin treatment better will be as the earlier this disease gets treated you get much better results.
Regarding treatment, please find bellow mine:
3*400mg Pentox (Trental), if too much side effects 2*400mg.
4mg Cialis (cutting the 20mg in 4 pcs)
2*500mg Acetyl L-Carnitine will increase soon to 3*500mg
2*1000mg L-Arginine
3*100mg Ubiquinol, ( if younger than 40 may use 3*100mg CoQ10, much cheaper)
VED, 20 minutes
With his treatment (like all the others except surgery) you can expect improvements after six months or more, some people have faster improvement. Consistency is the key of this treatment.
I will advise you also to read the forum to understand what and how the above medications/supplements are helping with Peyronies.

Welcome to the forum
James

[Hawk]

Al,

You will learn the most in the least amount of time if you read the "Highlights" at the top of each board

[LWillisjr]

Al,
I'm not sure I can add more to what James and Hawk have posted. You will find several oral medications and therapies like traction and VED usaged that have helped some men. So bottom line is there is no single cure that is sure fire. The other thing to consider is that when someone says they have Peyronies, this can mean a number of penile symptoms. From pain, to curvature, to ED, to deformity, etc. And from feeback on this site different therapies are focused toward certain symptoms. For example, if someone has pain in their penis but not curvature with an erection, I would not recommend the use of traction.

So my suggestion is to investigate on the forum some of the suggested treatments. And then you might want to post some details of specific symptoms you are experiencing.