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Mild Peyronies 2019

Mild Peyronies 2019

I searched and couldnt find much recent info here. I got mild peyronies and am looking for help as to what to do. I undertand that Vitamin E helps. What about stretching and some mild jelqing? I know someone who cured it with an extender, so I am try that if I have to but I would rather not use a device.

“There is no cure for Peyronie’s disease, but it is treatable and may go away on its own. Though it may be tempting to request medicine right away, many doctors prefer the “watchful waiting” approach if your symptoms aren’t severe.”(Healthline.com)

So its just curvature? I’ve got that and I think most people do.
If yours is mild then whats the problem? Is there pain? Maybe use it to your advantage?(Motion of the Ocean)

Have your measured the degree of your curvature?


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Its painful, and it seems to have reduced my length slightly. Its not a true curve, its more of an indentation.

The night I made this thread I did about 3-5 minutes of jelqing and noticed an improvement the very next day.

I had a mild case of peyronie’s about ten years ago. When flaccid, I could feel the hard plaques in two places. I just left it alone and it dissipated. However, I do have an indentation mid shaft [where one plaque was located] and from there it swings to the left. Nothing crazy, but definitely bendy when hard. I have been married many years and the wife hardly even noticed. Ha.

Originally Posted by PSAbrah
Its painful, and it seems to have reduced my length slightly. Its not a true curve, its more of an indentation.

“Peyronie’s disease is a noncancerous condition resulting from fibrous scar tissue that develops on the penis.
The curvature and penile shortening associated with Peyronie’s disease might gradually worsen. At some point, however, the condition typically stabilizes after three to 12 months or so.
Pain during erections usually improves within one to two years, but the scar tissue, penile shortening and curvature often remain. In some men, both the curvature and pain associated with Peyronie’s disease improve without treatment.
See your doctor as soon as possible after you notice signs or symptoms of Peyronie’s disease. Early treatment gives you the best chance to improve the condition — or prevent it from getting worse. If you’ve had the condition for some time, you may wish to see a doctor if the pain, curvature, length or other deformities bother you or your partner.”

(Mayo Clinic).

When you jelq your penis, you are basically causing micro traumas, mainly in the tunica albuginea. It doesn’t seem that this practice will help you on it.

Especially if you have pain, see a doctor.

Extenders and pumps are often prescribed to treat Peyronies.

You could always look into the Restorex device (Mayo clinic). Some features I personally find interesting with that device are:
Secures the penis with a clamp (clamping of the head). Uses a stretch/extending with bending/fulcrum, 90 to 120 degrees bending is optimal (counter the curvature).
Maximal traction is around 2,7 kg (6 lbs). Should be used in 30 min sets, first set with no bending to ”loosen” up the unit.

Lengthening occurs when the degree of the curve is reduced (regain of, some or all, of the original length). Results in only 100-200 hours (which is around 10% of the time compared to what it will take with an ordinary extender). Lengthening due to mitosis will probably not go faster with a Restorex device compared to an ordinary extender. Maybe even slower (clamping might require more breaks).

I really enjoy the fact that mainstream urology has adapted/accepted all these really old PE methods (clamping, stretching, bending, fulcrum, pumping etc).

Originally Posted by Dick Cockburn
Extenders and pumps are often prescribed to treat Peyronies.

You could always look into the Restorex device (Mayo clinic). Some features I personally find interesting with that device are:
Secures the penis with a clamp (clamping of the head). Uses a stretch/extending with bending/fulcrum, 90 to 120 degrees bending is optimal (counter the curvature).
Maximal traction is around 2,7 kg (6 lbs). Should be used in 30 min sets, first set with no bending to ”loosen” up the unit.

Lengthening occurs when the degree of the curve is reduced (regain of, some or all, of the original length). Results in only 100-200 hours (which is around 10% of the time compared to what it will take with an ordinary extender). Lengthening due to mitosis will probably not go faster with a Restorex device compared to an ordinary extender. Maybe even slower (clamping might require more breaks).

I really enjoy the fact that mainstream urology has adapted/accepted all these really old PE methods (clamping, stretching, bending, fulcrum, pumping etc).

Actually, extenders are not often prescribed by doctors for Peyronie’s disease, but usually initiatives of the patients.

Restorex is not produced by Mayo. They just supported a preliminary research in partnership with the producer 20 years ago, and the device has not become recommended by doctors.

Xiaflex is very expensive, and surgery reduces length, but unfortunately these are the only effective and realistic treatments in chronic phase of Peyronie’s.

"Traction Does Not Improve Outcomes in Peyronie’s Disease (2016)

For patients with Peyronie’s disease, outcomes are not enhanced when a penis-extending device is added to treatment with the injectable collagenase clostridium histolyticum (Xiaflex, Endo Pharmaceuticals), new research indicates.

Currently, the only medical treatment approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the acquired scarring disorder of the penis is collagenase clostridium histolyticum."

https://www.med … warticle/871565

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Key Findings from a recent Restorex study (2019) shows:

3-month data

94% of men regained lost length, with an average of 1.6cm or 11%
77% of men experienced a reduction in curvature that average 17 degrees or 28%
80% of men unable to have penetrative sex at the start of the trial were able to after 12 weeks of RestoreX treatment
89% preferred RestoreX over other traction devices
Men with mild to moderate Erectile Dysfunction demonstrated statistically significant improvement in Erectile Function
No long term complications were associated with RestoreX treatment.
Transient, short team complications included temporary changes in color, numbness and temperature of the penile glans.

Combination with Xiaflex
Curve reduction increased 70% when using RestoreX with Xiaflex vs Xiaflex alone.

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Btw, not here to argue with you and personally I can’t even buy this product, it doesn’t have the CE mark required for to be sold in Europe. I used a danish product called the Jes extender (btw ”prescribed” by a doctor) for around 1200 hours, made in just over two years, with good results, both lenght gains but more importantly almost all pain went away. In the Peyronie community it’s well known that a lot of doctors are not educated enough especially when it comes to devices like the extender for treating this horrible disease. I really hope that the Mayo clinic will turn this around with this product, and the big upside is that the treatment could be done in less time compared to an ordinary extender.

Originally Posted by Dick Cockburn
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Key Findings from a recent Restorex study (2019) shows:

3-month data

94% of men regained lost length, with an average of 1.6cm or 11%
77% of men experienced a reduction in curvature that average 17 degrees or 28%
80% of men unable to have penetrative sex at the start of the trial were able to after 12 weeks of RestoreX treatment
89% preferred RestoreX over other traction devices
Men with mild to moderate Erectile Dysfunction demonstrated statistically significant improvement in Erectile Function
No long term complications were associated with RestoreX treatment.
Transient, short team complications included temporary changes in color, numbness and temperature of the penile glans.

Combination with Xiaflex
Curve reduction increased 70% when using RestoreX with Xiaflex vs Xiaflex alone.

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Btw, not here to argue with you and personally I can’t even buy this product, it doesn’t have the CE mark required for to be sold in Europe. I used a danish product called the Jes extender (btw ”prescribed” by a doctor) for around 1200 hours, made in just over two years, with good results, both lenght gains but more importantly almost all pain went away. In the Peyronie community it’s well known that a lot of doctors are not educated enough especially when it comes to devices like the extender for treating this horrible disease. I really hope that the Mayo clinic will turn this around with this product, and the big upside is that the treatment could be done in less time compared to an ordinary extender.

Not a problem, you can argue with me, It is good to talk.

I just think that:
- As said, I disagree that urologists “often” prescribe extenders for Peyronie’s. Actually it is rare.
- These are only clinical trials (and some of them clearly influenced by the sponsor.), not scientific researches, what explain why those devices are not really respected as something effective and more frequently prescribed. And we know that are risks too, like nerve damage or vasoconstrition, what could even worse the scenario.
- In the beggining of my injury, I thought I had Peyronie’s and I saw the forum too. At least for me, different comments and outcomes about all extenders.

I hope you get well!

You are aware that clinical trials and studies are always sponsored by somebody.

Originally Posted by Jimmybob55
You are aware that clinical trials and studies are always sponsored by somebody.

Of course the budget comes from somebody, but not always is a company. Many times are rich people, government, etc.

And also there are sponsorships and sponsorships.

A pharma company, for example, to finance some serious and long term research, that possibly in the future could help to develop a new treatment, is very different than to finance simple and fast clinical trials just trying to confirm that their (already developed) products are good and effective.

But anyway, even a clinical trial is better than nothing. And some producers of PE devices have nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Originally Posted by PSAbrah
I searched and couldnt find much recent info here. I got mild peyronies and am looking for help as to what to do.


An appointment with an urologist is the best recommendation.

Internet says DMSO could help.


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