Penile curvature is an erectile deformity caused by disproportionate anatomical structures of the penis and decreased tissue elasticity. During arousal, the penis does not stretch sufficiently, resulting in a bending of the organ away from the straight axis toward the affected side. In most cases, this condition is not accompanied by pain or specific discharge. Only a physician can diagnose the condition, so men are advised to see a urologist annually for preventative care.
The specialists at the K+31 Multidisciplinary Medical Center diagnose and treat erectile deformity. Thanks to their high level of professionalism and expert equipment, doctors completely eliminate the cosmetic defect and restore penile sexual function.
Factors that contribute to the development of congenital deformity include:
Boys also have a risk of undescended testicles, which can ultimately contribute to penile deformity.
Causes of acquired penile curvature include:
Autoimmune disorders, such as systemic lupus erythematosus, often lead to the development of acquired deformity. Myocardial pathology is also a risk factor.
In the early stages, the disease is asymptomatic. Clinical signs mainly appear with the appearance of fibrous plaques. In addition to noticeable penile deformity, men experience the following symptoms:
Pathological curvature leads to increased sensitivity of the penis, making it difficult to insert into the vagina. Emotional stress and psychological discomfort can deteriorate the patient's quality of life, which can lead to a complete abstinence from intimacy.
Erectile dysfunction can lead to serious complications. The swelling caused by fibrous tissue growth can compress blood vessels and impair blood flow to the corpora cavernosa. During arousal, these areas become denser, and salts are deposited in areas of impaired blood flow. Subsequently, the man develops erectile dysfunction, accompanied by persistent pain. If left untreated, impotence, leading to depression, is possible.
The K+31 Medical Center offers patients minimally invasive and effective treatment without risks, discomfort, or lengthy recovery periods. The clinic provides optimal conditions for laboratory testing and guarantees an individualized approach to each patient.
The advantages of the K+31 multidisciplinary center include:
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Disease classification
Depending on the cause, deformities are divided into two types:
Congenital deformities are detected between the ages of 10 and 14, during puberty. A curved penis indicates an underdeveloped tunica albuginea, which causes disproportionate development of the corpora cavernosa. Lateral congenital curvature is most common.
Acquired penile curvature can be caused by Peyronie's disease. This pathology occurs due to the formation of fibrous plaques in the tunica albuginea. The disease does not negatively affect ejaculation or complicate urination, but it significantly impairs the quality of sexual activity.
Peyronie's disease is diagnosed in 0.6-1 case per 1,000 patients aged 30 to 55 years. Sudden improvement is observed in approximately 12% of men, while 65% of patients experience some degree of progression and 25-30% develop complications.
With Peyronie's disease, the penis can take on three distinct shapes:
Sometimes fibrous changes affect all parts of the penis simultaneously. In such cases, it becomes smaller or narrows, taking on an hourglass-like appearance.
Peyronie's disease has two distinct forms:
Peyronie's disease is characterized by rapid progression. If a doctor is not consulted in the early stages, surgery will be required to treat significant penile damage.