I posted this in another thread but it might be more suitable here. I really need advice here. I've been losing my mind over this for years. 3.5 years ago I injured myself (no pain, no fracture) but a few weeks later I noticed a small dent on the left side maybe the size of rice. I remember squeezing it and getting a shooting pain up into the left side of my glans. I immediately panicked and assumed it was Peyronie's after coming on here. I went to an MD who said he found no scar tissue and thought I didn't need to see a urologist. I personally can't find any scar tissue either and I have no curve.
From then I've been constantly paranoid that I have Peyronie's and my penis has changed shape or shrunk. I can't find the exact dent I found a few years ago, but I check for it every time I'm hard enough. There was nothing to validate that until recently, when I've been getting bouts of pain on the left side of my glans. It's only sensitive to touch, and happens when I'm both hard and flaccid. Usually it lasts a few days. Today I woke up with an erection and when I flexed my pelvic floor I was getting the pain in the glans. As well as when I touch it a certain way flaccid. It's not a heavy pain, it feels like something is so overly sensitive that it hurts or can be equivalent to a small ache.
My question is after 3.5 years can I really be plagued by this? My penis has not changed shape, at least I hope it hasn't. It generally looks the same. Does this sound like dorsal nerve pain? Would it be related to my injury or could it be a trapped nerve? I also have a varicocele in my testicle on that side as well. Please if someone with experience can give me advice.
I have something similar although I do have curvature. The harder I get the more my curvature goes away which is like the opposite of peyornies. But docs saw the curve and said Peyronies although none located a plaque. "Any time there is new curvature it is peyronies from some sort of scar tissue" at the exact same time I got varicocele as well
I think you might need to visit a urologist, so the professional might answer all your questions. However, I also hope that everything will be fine with you.