I am sitting here. Ten minutes ago, I did not have scar tissue that was palpable except for a small nodule under the head of my dick. But now, I feel a peanut sized one toward the bottom near the top base. It is very large. I can feel it without touching it.
One thing I can assure you all of. I am going to test it out now and get an erection. If it is curving in a new direction this will be my last post because I will be packing a bag and driving to a firearms show in Georgia and buying a Desert Eagle 50 cal. and sticking it under my chin at the same angle my cock curves to and then spending eternity in hell.
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I just want to know if I have a new injury. And if that injury is going to cause new curvature. And I want to know if I did it to myself. I masturbate. At least once a week. I do it without lube. I have never used lube. I don't understand why you need to use it. I don't do anything weird.
Can new plaques just form out of nowhere? And if so do they always cause new crap to happen?
I masturbated in my teens as billions of other men do. Didn't get Peyrones until my 50s. Millions of men never get Peyrones and they masturbate. Humans get all kinds of diseases. There are literally 10s of 1000s of diseases. We just happened to get this one. Nobody knows why
Sorry. Not what I mean. I am asking if my recent masturbation or any masturbating by anyone while they are in the active phase can cause new plaques to form?
Do new plaques just form randomly during active phase or did I cause a new injury?
Just stop masturbating until you get treatment. Leave it alone
Nobody answers questions on this forum. They subside things unrelated.
Do I have a new injury or not? Did the original plaque move or is it a new one? Can you develop new plaques during the active phase or not? Should I expect this new lump to cause a new deformation or curve or not?
Thank you in advance for actual answers.
Here you go...
Do I have a new injury or not?
Yes, you may but only a doc can diagnose after seeing you w ultrasound.
Did the original plaque move or is it a new one?
I've never heard of plaque moving, most likely new.
Can you develop new plaques during the active phase or not?
Yes
Should I expect this new lump to cause a new deformation or curve or not?
One can't know for sure-treatment such as PAV can keep it from worsening in many cases.
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