Learn More About Peyronie’s Disease and Peyronie’s Disease Treatments
The answer is a very individual one. It depends on the patient, your sexual partners, and, most importantly, the extent of the curvature of the penis. All normal erections tend to curve in one direction or the other.
However, the curvature of men with Peyronie’s disease is much more pronounced. The curvature of Peyronie’s disease is caused by scar tissue that builds up under the surface of the penis. Upon sexual excitement and erection, this scar tissue or “plaque” causes the erect penis to curve up, down, right, or left.
In some cases, the curvature does not impact sexual relations. Some partners of a man with Peyronie find the curve interesting and titillating. However, more often than not, the curve makes it painful or impossible to have normal intercourse.
And even if the curvature does not interfere with penetration, sexual activity can reinjure the penis and cause more scarring and a more significant curve. So, for these reasons, men with Peyronie’s should approach having sexual relations cautiously.
Only you and your doctor can decide if it is safe to have sex with your degree of Peyronie’s. The good news is that if your Peyronie’s disease is causing erectile dysfunction or is otherwise impacting your sex life, there are currently some very effective drug-free and surgery-free Peyronie’s disease treatment options available.
Why Men May Be Seek Peyronie’s Disease Treatment
Sometimes the impact of Peyronie’s on your sex life can be minor. However, there are several ways that PD can negatively impact your sex life that can cause men in Dallas to seek treatment. You may require Peyronie’s disease treatments in Dallas if:
- The scar tissue of your PD interferes with your ability to get and maintain an erection.
- Intercourse with your curved penis is painful for you or your partner.
- If you feel ashamed or embarrassed by your curved penis or its “unusual” appearance bothers or fails to arouse your partner.
- If you have tried over-the-counter pain relievers for the pain of Peyronie’s, but they have not worked well.
Until recently, the only treatment for Peyronie’s disease was painful and invasive surgery. There are now prescription medications that are supposed to help reduce scar tissue, but they only have about a 70% success rate.
There is a remarkably new Dallas Peyronie’s disease treatment that successfully eliminates the ED issues and the curve of PD, and it does not use any drugs or surgery. One of these treatments uses platelet-rich plasma or PRP. This is the same technique used in the P-shot to treat ED and provide penis enlargement.
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In PRP for Peyronie’s, the injections not only help treat ED but also break up, reduce and heal the plaque below the skin that causes the curvature typical of Peyronie’s disease. The other new treatment for Peyronie’s available to Dallas men uses acoustic wave therapy, or pulsed soundwaves, to break down the scar tissue typical of the condition.
Best Peyronie’s Disease Treatment in Dallas, Texas!
At Dallas Anti-Aging & Wellness, we take a serious and comprehensive medical approach to Peyronie’s disease treatment.
This is why we have become one of the leading men’s health clinics in the Dallas area to treat Peyronie’s disease and other sexual health issues for men, such as erectile dysfunction.
Our Dallas Peyronie’s disease treatment protocols are:
- Surgery-free and completely noninvasive.
- Drug-free and more effective Peyronie’s Disease treatment than recently introduced drugs for the condition.
- A simple in-office procedure with little or no downtime.
- Have few, if any, side effects.
- Treat ED as well as Peyronie’s Disease.
Our medical director is Dr. Escobar, a Texas licensed physician, has been practicing internal medicine for the last 25 years.
At Dallas Anti-Aging & Wellness, Dr. Escobar has experience with treating erectile dysfunction, balancing hormones with hormone pellet therapy, and has been trained in aesthetic procedures with Botox® and facial fillers. Dr. Escobar has a warm bedside manner and spends time with his patients listening to their symptoms and is bi-lingual. He is also a member of the Texas Medical Association and the American Academy of Anti-Aging (A4M), where his training specifically focused on endocrinology.
If you want to learn a little more about our Dallas-based Peyronie’s disease treatments or any of our Men’s Health Services, please click here to contact us or call us at (214) 646-1523.
