Peyronie's disease is caused by penile tissue damage that results in the formation of the scar tissue called plaque. Depending on the location and size of the plate, the penis can be bent up or upwards or recessed. The bending may occur suddenly (almost one night) or may be slowly starting with pain and pellets that turn into a hardened wound. Peyronie's disease is most commonly seen in middle -aged men, but may occur at any age.
Peyronie's disease in non -surgical treatment;
1-Occasions
Drug therapy, especially in the acute period, is useful for most men affected by Peyronie. For example, oral Vitamin E will reduce plaques and help to correct the bent penis.
As an alternative to oral drugs, injecting some drugs directly into the plaque can provide relief for men who are not sure whether they want to have surgery, especially in the acute phase of the disease. For example, Verapamil injections can help to remove acute symptoms by disrupting the protein responsible for the formation of lesions in Peyronie disease. Injection therapy can be administered using a combination of plus hyaluronidase, betamethasone or prostaglandin E1 above. Another method of applying these drugs is iontophoresis (electromotor application/emda), where the drug is applied to the penis skin and then pushed from the skin using a low electric current.
2- ESWT (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy)
ESWT (EXTRACORPORPORPORPORPORPERAL SHOCK WAVE Therapy) means that the shock waves obtained outside the body are transmitted with the help of a probe. ESWT treatment has been used in medicine for many years. First, shock waves produced outside the body were used to break the kidney stones. It was also used in other fields of medicine other than urology. Diseases such as heel spur, tennis elbow, golfers elbow showed symptoms of healing with this treatment. Shock waves are basically characterized by a regeneration in the body, an increase in healing cells and the fact that new vascularization is accompanied. The healing effect on the kidney stones has found a new area in urology in a short time and has started to be used in the treatment of hardening disorder in men. Especially in erectile dysfunction due to vascular occlusion, it was used to increase the formation of new vessels.
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