I have identified a very tiny dent on the left side. I do have some very tiny curvature but extremely minimal. Can a small dent be normal or does a dent mean I definitely have Peyronies?
I should also mention that I remember having this slight curve during my teens, so does this mean I just have congenital curvature? All I'm worried about the tiny dent!' It's super tiny but the dip is there!! Some clarification would be amazing, thanks!
Are you 100% certain this dent is new and not something you've had all along?
Why are you here on a Peyronies Disease forum - did you just discover this dent, or did you come here to research why you may have some curvature?
Any pain or discomfort associated with the dent or bend?
Nemo
Thanks for the reply!
The dent didn't just appear, it's been there for a while, not too long though. It was only until I decided to do some research and the first thing that came up was Peyronies, that's why I'm quite worried. No pain at all! Quite relieved that there's no pain, that's a good sign right?
I recognised the curve at 16-18 years old and I am now 20. That's why I'm thinking it's just congenital.
To be honest, if you had the curvature before and it seems no worse now, coupled with the fact that you're not having any pain and erections are good, I would not jump to the Peyronies Disease conclusion.
Can you feel any hard nodules or something that feels a bit like a grain of rice (or really anything firm or suspicious) in that area when you are flaccid?
If not, this doesn't really sound like Peyronie's to me, more like some mild congenital curvature.
I wouldn't start obsessing about Peyronies Disease unless you note some very clear changes in the shape of your erection.
Nemo
I tried to feel something but I couldn't really find anything or really don't know what I'm looking for, it just feels flat to me. Thanks for the clarification, I think you're right and it isn't Peyronies since I've had this curve ever since I hit puberty, the only thing that was worrying me was the dent, but like I said it's extremely small. So hopefully it goes!
Yeah, live your life and if it gets worse or something, come back here. Or even better, see a urologist, then come back. Until then though, don't worry yourself over something you likely don't even have.
Regards,
Nemo