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Penile fibrosis or peyronie’s disease is a condition in which scar tissue formation (called plaque) occurs under the skin of the penis. The fibrosis causes loss of tissue elasticity causing dyspareunia which is painful or uncomfortable sex. Other symptoms or complaints that rise due to penile fibrosis are Fibrous nodules (plaques), curvature or deformation of the penis., painful erections, erectile dysfunction. These issues can cause frustration and irritation within a relationship due to infrequent, uncomfortable sex or a complete lack of sex due to embarrassment on the male’s behalf about a possible penile curvature or deformation of the penis. In some cases, Peyronie’s disease or penile fibrosis is self-limiting and does not require medical intervention or surgery but, in most cases, eventually medical intervention is required.
Bedaya Hospital provides excellent doctors for diagnosis and treatment of penile fibrosis no matter the stage of the disease you are in. Bedaya Hospital does however advice your tot seek medical help as soon as you feel lumps under the skin of the penis shaft, a penile curvature while being erect that wasn’t previously the case, or when you experience minor pain of discomfort during sexual intercourse. Penile fibrosis has an underlying genetic predisposition but trauma or bruises to the penis can also set it off.
There are many penile fibrosis symptoms that indicate the presence of fibrosis in the penis. In fact, Peyronie's disease is a disease with obvious symptoms that can easily be detected by the patient so medical assistance can be sought after at an early stage preventing the disease of exacerbating fast. Its symptoms include the following
neglecting the disease will lead to complications and deformations that might make treatment more difficult.
There are two stages in Peyronie’s disease;
penile fibrosis treatment is determined according to the patient situation which includes:
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