Peyronie's - If You Can Pronounce It, Then You Probably Have It
By Matthew Desmond

Peyronie's disease is a disorder that affects the male penis. If left untreated, it can lead to hardened scar tissue formation causing the penis to bend to a direction when it becomes fully erect. The scar tissue hardens on usually one side of the shaft. This disorder is unclear as to how it starts and has only a few treatment options. Treatment options vary in effectiveness and I want to discuss these treatments at length to divulge to Peyronie's sufferers just how they can manage or beat this awful social affliction. Being that this is a fibrous disease of delicate tissue some treatments resolve to dissolve the fibrous lump through oral medication. Vitamin E has been used with moderate success as reported by small-scale studies. However, success has not been shown true, as results from controlled studies have reported conflicting findings. Another therapy that has been used is Para-aminobenzoate. It is a family member of the B-complex molecules.

Taken orally, Para-aminobenzoate has been shown moderately effective in not only relieving pain but also in dissolving of scar tissue. Results with this type of treatment are not typical as only a small percentage report noticeable relief. Another way to abate plaque size is to use enzymes that are targeted to break down the hardened collagen. Two types of enzymes are made to help with this manner. Nattokinase and Serrapeptase have been used with great success in treating circulatory issues. In Germany, Serrapeptase has been used to help patients avoid bypass surgery. Evidence keeps coming in about success with these enzymes but no clinical trial has been done to determine its effectiveness in the case of Peyronie's disease. The last non-surgical method that has proven medical success in Germany involves the use of applied traction. Applied traction is used in other forms of surgery to lengthen and straighten limbs.

German doctors invented a device that is put on the penis to keep the tissue straight with gentle applied pressure. Wearing this device 4 hours a day for several months has proven to be effective in almost all cases. This allows the damaged tissue to be corrected and expanded back to being normal with this model of treatment. Over one million men have found relief with this simple, yet effectively researched method. If you suffer from Peyronie’s disease, your best bet is to combat this with the combination of the above enzymes listed above as well as the use of an applied traction device. Together, these two methods would do wonders to treat a disorder that affects so many men.

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