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How is peyronie's disease treated?
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Conservatively: The initial treatment for peyronie's is conservative management to include vitamin E and avoidance of further trauma to the penis. If ths fails, there are other medications that can be used. If all medications fail, then surgery is the last resort. This includes removing the scar with a possible graft to the penis to correct the agulation and bending of the penis.
Answered 3/14/2019
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Wait, pills, surgery: Peyronie disease is a curvature of the penis, often associated with plaques and pain with erection. In 10% of men it will resolve with time. If the curve worsens, then pills are available to help straighten it. Finally, if the curvature is extreme (such that sex is not possible) then surgery can straighten things out.
Answered 6/14/2014
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