Do i have fiborosis from PE?

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how can you tell if you have fiborosis from PE? Im worried I may have it and want to take something for it
 
AndroidR;579018 said:
Firbrosis of the penis is "Peyronie's disease".

Here is an excellent thread from Red:
http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/...yronie-s-Disease&highlight=Peyronie's+disease

I believe if your issue is just a curve, 'jelqing against the curve' can be a slow but effective process to straightening your penis, according to DLD. I don't recall what thread(s) he said that in, but I do recall reading it.
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I see your point. That it's just for people with Peyronie's. I don't have that but I still ask the same question as op because the urologist threads.

The hourglass deformation and curvature. It's a good question and it certainly made me rethink my strategy and I'm only focused on length. Well foreskin restoration right now but that's a different subject.
 
I don't know much about fibrosis or Peyronie's disease, just that fibrosis is when you have an issue with excessive connective tissue, and Peyronie's is when it's related to the penis. So if you don't think that's what it is, then your issue may be in the ligs.

Curvature can happen when one ligament is longer than the other I believe, which will in time be corrected by doing proper length work.. And I believe [words=https://shop.mattersofsize.com/products/sizegenetics-penis-extender]extenders[/words] are supposed to help that as well, if your issue is in fact in the ligs.

By "hourglass deformation", do you mean your girth is larger near the head and base, and smaller in the middle? I don't think I've heard of that
 
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