Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Is Bent Manhood Normal? | What is Peyronie's Disease?

17 Dec 2022 · 1 min

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A short YouTube video by Anne Truong MD explaining Peyronie's Disease: scar tissue (plaques) in the tunica albuginea (the penile “wrapping” outside the corpus cavernosum) forms hard knots that restrict expansion, causing the penis to bend in various directions and degrees (mild up to ~90°), sometimes with pain.

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The lining where the tunic aboriginea, the wrapping that I was talking about, it's a scar tissue in there, a knot that is hard, that is in the wrapping outside the corpus cavadosum. And the knot, or sometimes called plaques, impair the expansion of the corpus cavidosum to expand, and it causes the penis to bend. And sometimes the penis can bend down or can bend up or bend to the right or to the left. And sometimes it can severely bend from mild to 10 degrees to about 90 degrees, and it could be painful as well, too.