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Is dent in erection always peyronie's?
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Peyronies: If there is an abnormal appearance to an erection, a urologist should be consulted. A photo of the abnormality may help the urologist make a diagnosis.
Answered 1/2/2019
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Always is a term: That can readily be used in medicine. Peyronie's is probably the most common reason for a "shape" or "alignment" issue of the penis. But other pathologies can cause "dents" too.
Answered 7/10/2018
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