I don't know if this is normal or not. Now when my penis is flacid it is starting to roll or turn to the right. This is also the side where the plaque is. Has anyone had this happen??
That is probably very normal. I can name at least one other like you, it's me. Yes, the flaccid penis will begin to curve just like the rigid one does. I wouldn't fret over that. All you use it for is to pee, unless you are a nude model. I just had to learn to turn at an angle to use the bathroom, only a minor inconvenience.
This is very normal I noticed the same thing, mine seemed to twist, not just bend, like the whole shaft was twisting and what not. This will happen more and more as peyronies progresses.
Comebackid
So what you are saying is that I am not close to getting better, but rather getting worse. I am really getting tired of this.
Panther,
Much I wish it, this is not an ailment that resolves itself very often. You have to fix it. The twisting and turning can be corrected. There are men here who have done just that. It won't get fixed over night unless you have it surgically corrected. But before you resort to that, spend time studying on this forum. This is the best Peyronies Disease resource in the world. There is more practical knowledge combined here than the best doctor out there. And this forum is free!!!
Panther
It is normal indead, I am an other example.
But, even I begin treatment three years after the start of the Peyronies, the treatment shows results. :)
James
I've had this issue since I was at least 18, but it probably started younger. It came from having a congenital upward curvature and a high hinge point. This caused a lot of pressure on my penis and basically caused me a lot of damage later on during sex or just masturbation, finally turning into peyronies.
I have fixed the curving a lot through light downward stretching. It hangs straighter now for the most part, and doesn't hinge anymore.
While it seems to be working for me I can't recommend you try it. Though I guess traction does have enough evidence behind it now to make it worth personally recommending. Anyway, a slightly downward angled stretch really helps my peyronies.
panther- I too have developed the curve to the right when flaccid.Interestingly enough when I am erect, that twist goes away, but the 45% dorsal remains. Go figure. Regards Inkhorn
My plaque is on the right and it rolls or turns to the left. I am not sure if that roll was there before Peyronie's. One thing for sure, you start paying a lot more attention to your penis after Peyronie's.
Yes mine twists sound to the left when soft same direction as my erection does