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When a doctor diagnoses peyrione's disease in the initial stages, what actions would they typically take to fix it? assuming the case wasn't severe?
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None, however...: The standard treatments are surgery and Xiaflex, (collagenase clostridium histolyticum) a new injectable drug, but these are used in advanced cases & there's no standard Rx for early cases. However, there are many natural therapies that may prevent worsening or reverse it, including Vit E, PABA, iodine, enzymes & heat therapy. See http://www.mypeyronies.com/alternative-treatments-for-peyronies.html
Answered 12/29/2014
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