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1) A scar and/or plaque formation 2) A birth defect Peyronies "Disease" Birth defects resulting in a bent penis are extremely rare! But a bent penis caused by a scar and/or plaque formation (either in or on the penis) are pretty common. When the scar and/or plaque is inside the penis it is called "Peyronies Disease". Why the shaft bends was discovered by Francois de la Peyronie in 1743. And that is where the "Peyronies Disease" name came from. What de la Peyronie discovered is that some internal scar tissue or plaque formation was not stretching sufficiently on erection and this is what caused the bending or curving. But, this bending is not a disease. It is a simple condition. There really is no such thing as "bent penis disease". A Scar Is A Condition, Not A Disease The reason most men think this is a bent penis disease, is because the scar is internal and they can not see it. So they don't know why the bending is happening.
When you have a scar, you do not have a "disease". You have a scar. And that is all you have. The biggest problem with this is: men who have this condition are told they have a "disease". Then, they believe they are ill. And they worry terribly and go looking in all the wrong places to remedy their bent penis "disease". These men agonize over it. It is frightening! They spend all kinds of money on treatments that don't really fix a bent penis. And some men even become psychologically impotent over the whole situation. "Curing" Bent Penis Disease First: there is no "cure". Because there is NO disease. Doesn't that just make you feel better right away?! So let's redefine "disease", in this case, to mean "condition". And we'll redefine "cure", in this case, to mean "correction". Now we are using the correct words! So now, when we say "Bent Penis Disease Cure" what we correctly mean is "Bent Penis Condition Correction". And, a "Bent Penis Condition Correction" is very simple 99.999% of the time. Without surgery. Without potentially dangerous drugs. Correcting A Bent Penis Condition As you now know, the scar and/or plaque that is causing your erection to bend is made of tissue that is not as stretchable as the normal tissues of the penis. That's what creates the problem. On erection (when the shaft expands 2 -5 times it's limp size), the scar/plaque can not stretch as much as the surrounding areas. This makes the shaft bend in the direction of the scar/plaque. That's all there is to it! It really is that simple! Now, if you stretch out that scar tissue enough, it will be able to keep up with the surrounding tissue when the shaft becomes erect. That is all the correction this so called bent penis disease needs. The Cycle Of A Scar in "Bent Penis Disease" A scar has about an 18 - 24 month cycle of development. So during your ordeal, you see your erections get more and more bent. And, possibly they become very painful. This pain come from the tissues being stretched so hard. This is usually why men think they have a bent penis disease. 40% of the time the scar will loosen up and all the bending and pain will go away all by itself. This comes at the end of the scar's development cycle and usually takes about 18 - 24 months. For the other 60%, stretching the scar(s) out sufficiently will be necessary to resolve the condition and bring the erection back to normal. Or, with surgery, you can cut it a number of ways and risk all kinds of
horrible possible side effects.
Stretching The Scar Of all the methods ever tried for stretching this penile scar tissue, correct penis traction has been clinically proven to be the most effective and safest method. Correct traction is so good, in fact, that it is now medically endorsed in 29 countries worldwide. The Traction Device The penis traction device was invented in 1994 by Dr. Jorn Ege Siana, M.D.. Dr. Siana is a director and founder of the Scandinavian Clinic of Plastic Surgery in Denmark and Germany. He is a penile surgery specialist. Prior to the development of his traction device, surgery was the only real option for men with a severe and chronic bent penis condition. These surgeries, however, came with many possible horrible side effects. Including a guaranteed shorter erection with the (Nesbit procedure) and impotence! Since 1994, traction has been clinically proven superior to every form of penile straightening (including surgery) in every study. And traction has none of the associated horrible risks of these surgeries. The major benefits of the traction method are:
There Is No "Bent Penis Disease" So if you have discovered you have developed a bent penis or a curved penis and you doctor tells you that you have Peyronies Disease: You can Stop Worrying! It's not really a disease. It is a simple condition that is easy to correct 99.999% of the time. I know it looks bad. It may be painful. It may scare you terribly! But, just remember: all you have is a scar that is causing your member to bend when it gets erect.
There is no such thing as a bent penis disease.
~ William
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