is there a cure for penis curvature?

Answer 1

There are many causes for penis curvature. These include weak and poor development of the penis, wearing restrictive underwear, a penis injury or some form of damage to the penis, age, over-masturbation resulting in trauma to the penis causing scar tissue to form and thus causing the penis to gradually curve, twist, or bend. Other results include the penis being out of shape or deformed, such as one part being thicker or thinner than another part. A slight curve such as to only 15 degrees, however, is normal. If the scar tissue is hard and inflexible, it would cause the penis to bend when erect. A plaque on the top of the shaft (most common) causes the penis to bend upward; a plaque on the underside causes it to bend downward. If curvature is left untreated, many possible consequences such as erectile dysfunction and pain can occur.

It will take a long time to repair your penis, if it can be repaired. The extent of the damage and the length of time is has been will determine how much recovery you can obtain. Many patients with similar problems were helped by taking PeniSaver with VIP Cream. The PeniSaver will promote healing of your penis from the inside of your body by improving the flow of the nutrients to it and promoting your body’s natural healing process. VIP Cream will heal the superficial levels of your penis to repair the arteries of the penis so that it may trap blood well again to give you an even erection.

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Answer 2

Is the curve causing a loss of sensitivity down there? If so, you need to use a penis health creme that contains acetyl L carnitine, which is an amino acid that has been proven to reverse these effects. It's totally safe and it works great.

Answer 3

lignebur72, You just waisted 5 minutes typing. Its normal for the penis to curve in the flacid stages (floppy). If it curves when erect. Go see your urologist.

Answer 4

if it's not too bad don't worry about it and think of it as a "pleasue curve"