Peyronies disease; Causes and risk factors

Peyronie’s disease is a condition affecting the penis that can cause curvature, pain, and erectile difficulties. Understanding the causes and risk factors can help men seek treatment early and prevent progression.

Common Causes

• Penile trauma: Even minor injuries during sexual activity or sports

• Genetic predisposition: Some men may have a connective tissue susceptibility

• Age-related changes: Men over 40 are more commonly affected

• Autoimmune factors: Rarely, immune system reactions can contribute

Peyronie’s Disease 

Risk Factors

• Smoking or vascular disease

• Diabetes or metabolic syndrome

• Previous penile surgery

• Certain medications affecting connective tissue

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Why Knowing Your Risk Matters

• Early awareness allows for prompt consultation

• Non-surgical treatments are more effective in early stages

• Monitoring symptoms reduces complications and anxiety

Conclusion

If you notice penile curvature, pain, or nodules, consult a urologist promptly. Understanding the causes and risk factors helps guide treatment and improve outcomes.

Recovery & Aftercare