Peyronie's disease is the development of fibrous scar tissue inside the penis that causes curved, painful erections. Peyronie's disease sometimes goes away on its own, but in most cases, it will remain stable or worsen. Learn more about Peyronie's disease and treatment options from urologist Dr. Matthew Ziegelmann. https://mayocl.in/315CXat | Mayo Clinic

A sudden, often painful, curvature of the penis known as Peyronie's Disease can be quite alarming for men who experience it. Though noncancerous and not necessarily a cause for concern, Peyronie's Disease can be treated in a variety of ways according to Dr. Christopher Wolter of Mayo Clinic in Arizona. https://mayocl.in/3dfeC8J | Mayo Clinic

Peyronie’s Disease — Changes in Penile Shape Peyronie’s disease can cause curvature, indentation, or other changes to the shape of the penis—sometimes gradually over time. It can feel isolating or uncomfortable to talk about, but you’re not alone. In this excerpt from the Blue Cure Men’s Health Podcast, urologist Al Santamaria, MD (Sutter Health) explains what Peyronie’s is, how it develops, and why early evaluation matters. Brian Grady, MD (Sutter Health) also joins the conversation. This is on

Peyronie’s disease causes the penis to curve and results in tremendous pain. Hartford HealthCare's Dr. Jared Bieniek of Tallwood Urology & Kidney Institute talks about the condition, how it is caused and treatment options: http://www.wtnh.com/sponsored-content/advances-in-health/peyronies-disease/1129992839 | WTNH News 8