Does smoking make Peyronie's age worse? I don't smoke much, but I find kt hard to let go of the little, opinion facts?
I can say that I don't smoke and maybe some other members can chime in who do or have. Peyronies thrives in our bodies due to an increase in inflammation. Smoking has been studied and it has been proven to cause inflammation. Your body then has to work to get rid of this which involves a lot of chemical reactions. I know from reading story after story that quitting smoking is very difficult for some. I believe that if you could get some kind of a plan and you were successful with it you would feel better all around.