Working on a Bent Male Organ: Treatments for Peyronie’s Disease

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Working on a Bent Male Organ Treatments for
Peyronies Disease
By John Dugan
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• A bent male organ can be a source of genuine
  concern for a man. Yes, a little curvature in the
  manhood is common, but when the curvature is
  severe, it can create both physical and emotional
  problems. Most men with a severely bent manhood
  are considered to have Peyronies disease, named
  after the doctor who first described it
  medically. Since sensual and member health can be
  impacted by Peyronies, it helps to be aware of
  what treatments are out there for this condition.
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• In 2016, the World Journal of Mens Health
  published Nonsurgical Interventions for
  Peyronies Disease Update as of 2016, an
  overview of the existing treatments for a bent
  male organ due to Peyronies disease. Following
  is a distillation of the information contained in
  that article.

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Background

• First, a little about Peyronies disease. The
  Mayo Clinic describes this disorder as the
  development of fibrous scar tissue inside the
  member that causes curved, painful tumescence.
  This scar tissue usually develops due to injury
  to the manhood. For example, a man might be
  struck in the member by a baseball, might slam
  his tumescence into a hard surface or might
  simply experience repeated rough (if pleasurable)
  handling during sensual activity. Such activities
  create trauma in the organ as it heals (even
  from small traumas like rough handling), scar
  tissue forms. If that tissue forms repeatedly in
  one area, it prevents the skin from stretching
  properly, causing the member to bend during
  tumescence.

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Treatments

• Among the treatment options are
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• 1. Oral options. A wide range of tablets are
  sometimes used in treating Peyronies, including
  vitamin E, tamoxifen, L-carnitine and tadalafil.
  Such options are typically employed first, as
  they are the easiest treatment available.
  Typically, these therapies show results in cases
  where the scar tissue is less intense. Some of
  these options are also available for topical
  application directly on the male organ skin.
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• 2. Injections. More persistent cases may respond
  to the injection of medication directly in the
  area where the scar tissue build-up is
  pronounced. As of this writing, only one tablet
  is approved for this method in the U.S. Many men
  resist this treatment as, understandably, the
  idea of injecting a needle into the member does
  not appeal to them.

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• 3. Traction. Traction therapy essentially works
  to pull the manhood back into shape. A man wears
  (for several hours each day), a device that
  attaches to the member and exerts force to pull
  it in the opposite direction of the curve.
  Traction devices tend to work best in conjunction
  with other therapies rather than on their own.
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• 4. Shock wave therapy. A more recent addition,
  shock wave therapy uses high amplitude pulses of
  energy directed at the manhood. Typically used on
  joint and tendon issues, the therapy seems to
  help with the pain that some experience from
  Peyronies but has not yet been shown to make
  much difference in the curvature.

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• 5. Surgery. There are several surgical approaches
  to correct the curvature of Peyronies. Because
  some cases correct themselves over time, surgery
  is usually recommended only when the bent male
  organ has been an issue for a year or longer
  and/or when the physical or emotional distress it
  causes is significant.

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• Whatever approach a man may take to treat a
  bent manhood due to Peyronies disease, a man is
  better positioned if his member is in good health
  and that is more easily obtained when he
  regularly utilizes a top drawer member health
  crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man
  Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for
  skin). Some of the best crème contains both
  vitamin E and L-carnitine, which are sometimes
  used to help treat Peyronies. The best crème
  will also include vitamin D, the miracle
  vitamin that has proven benefits in fighting
  diseases and supporting healthy cellular function.