Introduction Peyronie’s disease is a condition in which scar tissue develops inside the penis,...
Peyronies disease: symptoms and early detection
Introduction
Peyronie’s disease affects many men, but early detection can make treatment more effective. Recognising symptoms early allows for timely intervention and better outcomes.
Early Signs
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Penile curvature: Noticeable bending during erection 
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Pain or discomfort: Especially during erections 
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Lumps or plaques: Firm areas under the skin 
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Shortening or narrowing of the penis 
Who Is at Risk?
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Men over 40 
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Men with a history of penile trauma 
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Men with connective tissue disorders 
Why Early Detection Matters
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Reduces progression of curvature 
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Minimises potential erectile dysfunction 
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Allows non-surgical treatments before severe deformity develops 
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When to Seek Help
If you notice lumps, pain, or curvature, contact a urologist promptly. Early evaluation can improve treatment options and outcomes.
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