Peyronies disease Curved Bent Penis Homeopathic Treatment

The research in this area confirms the clinical impressions of men with PD, which is that depression and relationship distress is prevalent. Approximately 50% of men with PD suffer from depressive symptoms and upwards of 80% report distress related to PD. It appears that these rates remain relatively stable over time. High rates of relationship stress were also reported as over 50% of men reported that PD had negatively impacted their relationship. Qualitative work in this area helps us understand the nature of this distress. Regarding body image and self-esteem, men described themselves as “abnormal”, “ugly”, “disgusting”, “like a cripple”, and a “half man”, and some of them described feelings of shame. Many men reported that they lost their sexual confidence, or ability to initiate sex with a partner, while most reported a decrease in sexual interest. Additionally, many men expressed a sense of stigmatization and isolation. This led to difficulties in speaking about their disease with sexual partners or healthcare professionals.

It is not known exactly what causes Peyronie's disease, however, there are some factors, which make it more likely than others. Here are those factors: but it is believed that this disease is caused by injury or trauma to the penis commonly through physical activity or sexual intercourse and many patients are unaware of any injury or traumatic event.

Peyronie's disease can also occur due to Aging near 40s  .

Peyronie's disease can also occur due to diabeties causes vulnarability to fracture  .

Peyronie's disease can also occur due to High Blood pressure causing leakage of blood or internal passive blood pleakage leads to plaque formation.

Peyronie's disease can also occur due to intake of certain medications like beta blockers.

Trauma: This is the most common factor which causes Peyronie's disease. It is believed that when someone suffers from tiny bleeding of the penis, which is very common in patients of Diabetes, the plaque starts to build up. The injury or trauma, which causes the bleeding may go unnoticed as well.

Genes: Genes are also a possible cause of Peyronie's disease.

This disease can also occur due to genetic factors. Many people can suffer from this disease if there close relatives have this problem.

• Bent penis - Penis gets upward or downward or can also bend to one side in peyronie's disease.
• Fibrous plaques - Under the skin of penis, scars (fibrous plaques) get formed as bands or streaks of hard tissues.
• Penis shortening - Due to peyronie's disease, shortening of penis can also be seen.
• Problem in erection - Erectile dysfunction can also occur due to this disease.
• Difficulty in sexual intercourse - During sexual intercourse, penile pain can also occur.
• Pain - Pain can also occurs without or with erection of penis.
• Blood at the urinary opening (urethra) of the penis
• Severe pain
• Sudden cracking sound during an erection
• Sudden dark bruising of the penis

For Men suffering from Peyronie's disease, nearly 30% may develop fibrosis or scars in other elastic tissues of the body, like foot or hand which includes Dupuytren's contracture of the hand.

Peyronie's disease is often split into 2 stages: the acute phase and the chronic phase. During both phases, the bent/curved penis may cause problems with sex. You also may have ED.

Acute Phase: The acute phase usually lasts for 5 to 7 months but can last up to 18 months in rare cases. During this time, the plaques form in the penis, the bending/curving of the penis gets worse and you may feel pain when your penis gets hard.

Chronic Phase: The chronic phase is when the plaque stops growing and the penis doesn't bend any further. If there was pain with erection during the acute phase, it often will have ended by this time

To diagnose your condition, your doctor or licensed health care practitioner will ask you several questions related to your bent penis including:

When did you first notice your penis was bent?

Is your penis bent all of the time or just during an erection?

Do you have any other symptoms?

Have you every injured your penis?

Do you have pain in your penis?

Proper physical examination will help in the diagnosis of peyronie's disease which includes checking the penis physically.

Doctor can also ask for the x-ray imaging like MRI etcto be done which helps in examination of the present fibrous bands.

An ultrasound helps to completely diagnose this disease.

A biopsy can also be performed to completely diagnose this disease.

Lifestyle changes may reduce the risk of ED related to Peyronie’s disease. These include:

• quitting smoking
• reducing alcohol consumption
• stopping drug misuse
• exercising regularly
• Castor oil: To treat Peyronie's disease naturally apply castor oil on the penis, particularly on the scar tissue and the plaque spots. The oil liquefies and softens the hard tissues and works effectively for the sufferers. The remedy takes about 12 weeks for the improvement and to completely straighten the penis. The result may vary from individual to individual.

Also, it may take between 2-3 weeks until you see a difference in the appearance of the penis. Ensure you buy castor oil from a good brand and massage a small amount of the oil on the affected area. Then put a cotton bandage on it. Apply the oil every night at bedtime for best results.

Men’s health is a broad medical field that focuses on the overall wellness of males, particularly in providing beneficial treatments and therapy for issues that are unique to men. This mostly focuses on men’s sexual health, which includes testosterone levels, fertility, Peyronie’s disease, erectile dysfunction (ED), impotence, and andropause.

However, too many men rush into surgery believing that is an easy and sure solution to a big problem. Each surgical candidate should remember these three things:

1. Surgery will not restore the penis to its original length.
2.  After surgery hardened scar usually shortens the penis, often by 1-2 inches, a side-effect that no man views casually 
3.  There is no guarantee that additional scarring and worsening of Peyronie’s disease might occur at the site of surgery.

Homeopathic medicines are individually chosen for their ability to cause (if used at a full strength or overdose concentration) symptoms that would be similar to the problem the person is currently experiencing. The word “homeopathy” explains this idea: “homoios” in Greek means “similar”, and “pathos” means “disease” or “suffering”. Thus, homeopathy uses a small dose of a substance to treat a problem that would cause the same or similar symptoms if it were given at a full dose. Homeopathic medicines work with, rather than against, the natural defense mechanism of the body. The philosophy of homeopathy recognizes that all symptoms of ill-health are expressions of disharmony within the person, and that it is the patient who needs treatment – not the disease.