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Title: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: Todaypen on April 06, 2019, 03:00:43 AM
Hi all,
I was just diagnosed today by Dr. Lue. He said I had mild peyronie's (10 degree curve with no pain), probably had it for a year, and told me to take Pentox 400mg three times a day.

I thought he seemed very knowledgeable. But, I felt very rushed, and didn't have time for any of my questions.

If you all could help, I would be grateful.

My questions are as follows:

Thanks in advance for your help!
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: Bent Ding Dong on April 06, 2019, 09:01:12 PM
Hi Todaypen, traction can't hurt, if it works you might gain some length, if it doesn't work then your condition will likely stay the same. It all depends on how consistent you are with it. Some see small benefits from Viagra, Cialis CoQ10 etc also acetyl l carnitine but ask your doctor for interactions.

Chamomile tea reduces testosterone and will be counter productive to trying to get rid of peyronie's.
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: Pfract on April 07, 2019, 02:28:38 AM
Hey man! I'm surprised that happened to you with Dr Lue? People talk very good about him normally. How long did the consultation last in total? And just as a curiosity.. How old is he now?
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: TonySa on April 07, 2019, 10:34:46 AM
He must have had a busy day.  That said he seems to have his talking points and treatment strategies and sticks to those.  He does believe traction is crucial w xiaflex.  Also, he isn't big on low dose nightly PDE5i, but research is showing them helpful in remodeling the plaque AND in treating ED, so I'd get a script from another doc for low dose viagra (now inexpensive, check out goodrx).
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: Todaypen on April 08, 2019, 01:10:48 AM
Thanks all! It is nice to at least have the dudes on this forum!

This thing has made me really depressed. But, trying to keep a positive attitude.

@TonySa, he spent about 20 minutes with me. All was good during the exam.  He used ultrasound. I had a whole list of questions, and he was running out the door. Since then, all these questions have been going round and round my head.

How much viagra per night would you take?

@BentDingDong, thanks for the tip on Chamomile. I will stay away from that.
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: NeoV on April 08, 2019, 01:30:33 AM
Absolutely, immediately, and forever. Traction works best in the active, mild cases, but that does not mean it doesn't work in severe cases either. Traction is truly critical. Do so gently and do not worry about achieving high tension. Simple expand the penile tissue. VED works the same way. Even gentle, non tension traction, completely rids me of any mild hinging (although I have almost zero deformity now).
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: betterbend on April 08, 2019, 03:59:58 PM
10% curve is really very mild and almost normal.  As long as you are not progressing why not just stay the course, Pentox, Coq10. 
Title: Re: Mild Peyronie's - Should I use traction?
Post by: TonySa on April 08, 2019, 08:42:35 PM
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