Peyronie’s Disease & Erectile Dysfunction Specialist

Peyronie’s disease is an inflammatory condition characterized by a buildup of scar tissue that causes your penis to curve or bend. This curvature can make it too painful to sustain an erection during sexual activity.

Most men have some penile curvature, which is entirely normal, but Peyronie’s causes your penis to bend severely in one direction. Your penis may look completely bent when you have a full erection. In some cases, Peyronie’s deforms your penis so much that sexual intercourse is not possible.

The exact cause of Peyronie’s isn’t know. Researchers believe that it is a result of a recurring injury to your penis. The injury provokes your penis to generate scar tissue which builds up causing this disease.

During a normal erection, the elastic tissues in your penis expand and blood fills your vessels. With Peyronie’s disease, the portion of your penis that has scar tissue is unable to stretch properly and your penis curves or bends drastically.

A few Peyronie’s disease sufferers did not suffer from an injury and but instead there is evidence of high cholesterol, diabetes, or another underlying condition that contributes to artery obstruction.

Irregularities, bending, and curvatures of the penis are the main symptoms of Peyronie’s disease. Other symptoms of the condition are decreased erections, shortening of the penis, and total loss of an erection during intercourse. The symptoms of Peyronie’s disease often lead to anxiety and stress.

The practitioners at Apex Health Center are exclusive and experienced providers of our Acoustic Wave Therapy Protocol in Houston, Texas in our Webster office

Our AWT Protocol is a noninvasive, pain-free and a proven method for breaking down penile scar tissue. Without the scar tissue, your penis is able to perform without hesitation and have a normal erectile function.

If you’re in pain or feel embarrassed when you have an erection due to Peyronie’s disease, turn to the expert team at Apex Health Center. Call for a consultation or book your appointment online today.