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What is the likelyhood of developing peyronies disease when a person has had a cystoscopy performed?
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Not from cystoscopy: No reason why person should. Most urologists believe that peyronies is caused by micro-fractures of the erectile penile rods )corora cavernosa). This most frequently occurs during sex with man lying on his back with parner on top.
Answered 9/12/2012
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