Life With A Curved Penis

Thank you for sharing your experience with My Peyronie’s readers.

As you have had your curvature for as long as you remember you almost certainly have congenital curvature. This means you were born this way, i.e. nothing you have done, or not done, caused your curvature.

Congenital curvature is different from Peyronie’s curvature. It is not caused by scar tissue and therefore does not respond to treatments like traction or injections. The only treatment for congenital curvature is plication surgery.

However, as your curvature is mild and is not affecting your sex life or mental state then continuing to live with it sounds like a good and logical option to me. Actually, I must admit that I find your attitude refreshing and it could be inspiring for those that can still have good healthy sex life despite their curvature (whatever it’s congenital or Peyronie’s curvature).

Because treatment is not the only option, it can be perfectly valid option to do nothing, i.e. just learn to live with a curved penis. Men with Peyronie’s however should only make this decision after careful consideration of all their options (i.e. make an educated decision whatever the decision is).

Life with a curved penis can still be a very good life. As you rightly point out, being sexy has very little to do with the size and shape of the penis but it has a lot to do with attitude. A man that is content with his body, including his “unique features”, is likely to be sexier than a man with “perfect body” (as that exists) and low self-esteem.

So even if you are dealing with congenital curvature I’m putting this under Coping With Peyronie’s as I believe this approach could benefit some men with Peyronie’s curvature.

Again, thank you for sharing your experience and I wish you all the best in the future.

Kind regards,
Birgir

For about 1.5 years I've been dealing with a curve to the left of penis.  Perhaps hereditary or mYne some trauma caused by some rough fun between my fiance and myself.  Last month I visited a urologist who quickly examined my penis and looked at a picture I had taken while erect and said if I wasn't in pain not to worry about it. I would like to know if this is 'just the way it's going to be" or are there any legitimate fixes out there. I've looked into traction devices that seemed ridiculous. I'm only 50..... So would like to think there is some hope out there.