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Does Peyronie’s Disease Cause Erectile Dysfunction?
by Jacob Samual
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A formation of hardened tissue in the penis, which causes pain, distortion and curvature during erection, indicates symptoms of the Peyronie's disease. The plaque develops on the upper or lower side of the penis in layers containing erectile tissue. It begins as a localized inflammation and can develop into a hardened scar. In many cases, curves and pains result in erectile dysfunction. If there are several areas of plaque incomplete erection may occur.
What causes Peyronie's?
The causes of Peyronie's disease are unknown. But let us analyze a few of them.
Trauma or injuryDoctors differ in their opinion when some declare the root cause of Peyronie's as trauma related. Others point out some injury or damage of nerves in the pelvic region as the main cause of disease.Autoimmune disorder and collagen abnormalityMen's immune system may not respond normally in many cases. Connective tissue abnormality can also be another cause.MedicationsBlood pressure and heart medications cause side effects like Peyronie's disease in some men. Seek doctor's advice before it gets too late.Signs and symptoms
Painful erectionA bend or curve in your penis during erectionInflammation under the skin of your penis that develops into hardened scar tissueA thick band of hard tissue on one or more sides of your penisNarrowing of the diameter of your penis during erectionImpaired ability to obtain an erection (erectile dysfunction)Peyronie's disease relate to men's sexual health. It can trouble you with constant pains and difficulties, which initiates erectile dysfunction. Meet a doctor when you doubt a disease. The earlier the treatment, the lesser will be the damage to your sexual health.
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