Male Dyspareunia
and
Peyronies Disease

 

Most people don't even know that many men suffer from Dyspareunia - pain during sex. But, for some men, it can be a serious problem!

Sexual pain is often only associated with females. But, it is very real for a large number of the male population also.

There are a number of reasons men get pain during sexual activity. These can include (and are not limited to):

• Prostatitis

The type of dyspareunia we are going to discuss today is the type caused by Peyronies Disease.

Peyronies is sometimes considered to be one of the most mysterious conditions. But, that's because of a lack of understanding of this condition by the general public. And by many professionals.

There is nothing really too mysterious about Peyronies Disease at all. AND, it is one of the easiest conditions to fix. Once you know how.

Dyspareunia Can Be
Another Peyronies Disease Problem

Peyronies is often the most mystifying condition to most men who get it. Their erections just seem to start bending one day, for no apparent reason. And then, the bending gets progressively worse. And worse.

That's what makes it scary!

As the bending increases, it can become painful to get an erection. As the bending continues to increase, it usually becomes more and more painful.

The condition and the resulting bending are only really scary because they are rarely talked about or understood. Even by professionals.

So to many this bending and pain seem to be a "mystery".

But, this type of pain during erection invariably disappears when the shaft is straightened. I mean completely disappears. And the straightening is usually very simple to do.

But, how do we do that?

With Peyronies Disease
99.99% of the Time
The Problem is Easy to Fix!

First of all, you must understand that Peyronies is not a true "disease". It is not something you can catch. Nor is it caused by bacteria or virus. It is simply a "condition". And 99.99% of the time it is very easy to fix.

The Peyronies condition is caused by a scar and/or plaque formation in the penile shaft. Because scar tissue and plaque do not stretch like normal tissue, the penile shaft bends in the direction of the scar/plaque during erection. It's that simple!

The thicker, larger, and harder this formation becomes, the less it stretches and the greater is the curve or bend. And usually the greater the dyspareunia!

It is often easy to recognize this condition because there is also usually a noticeable feeling of a small lump where the scar/plaque exists when the shaft is flaccid.

Why Is There Pain?

As your erection becomes larger and larger, the pull on the affected area becomes stronger and stronger. This pulling on the affected area is what causes the pain. It's the inflexible tissue getting pulled too hard.

It's just like when you were a kid and your Aunt Agnes pinched and pulled your cheeks. It hurt! Sometimes a lot. Depending on her enthusiasm as she pulled at your face.

I don't mean to make light of your condition. I am only trying to explain how your curved penis can cause you so much pain. And why the condition is rarely as serious as it may seem to you now.

Male dyspareunia caused by a bent penis is rarely talked about in common circles. And that's unfortunate. That's part of what makes this condition so "mysterious" to most men.

Getting Rid Of the Pain

There are a number of so called "cures" for Peyronies "Disease". Most of them do not give much relief. Or do much to straighten your erection.

So first, it's important to understand that this is not a true "disease". It's a condition. Just like any other scar or plaque formation you may get. It only causes a problem and pain (dyspareunia) here because your penis gets erections.

If you didn't get erections you probably wouldn't even ever know you had anything wrong.

And, the really good news is: 99.99% of the time, this condition is very easy (and inexpensive) to correct.

If you are like most men, you simply need to lengthen the affected tissue(s) sufficiently and your erections will straighten and the dsypareunia will stop.

When you are getting normal erections again your dyspareunia will be gone.

But, how do you do this??

We Often Make
Mountains From Mole Hills

We all know the old expression: "Don't make a mountain out of a mole hill." Meaning, don't make a HUGE problem out of a small one.

Being told: "You have Peyronies Disease." tends take men in that direction. It sounds really awful and frightening! Like a giant mountain! An enormous problem! That's only because most men just don't understand what a Peyronies condition really is.

And that's completely understandable. When your erections start bending it's frightening. And when they start to cause dyspareunia, it's even more frightening!!

But, when you understand what is really happening and why, you learn that 99.99% of the time the situation can be reversed very easily. Without surgery, drugs or injections.

Then the fear goes away. And that fear is usually the worst part of the whole ordeal.

The Most Effective Solution

The most effective solution for most Peyronies conditions and the resulting dyspareunia, has been found to be correct penile traction.

It is so good, in fact, that it is medically endorsed and recommended in 29 counties worldwide.

You just want to be sure that you use a high quality traction device and do it correctly.

It will normally take about 6-12 months to straighten out the problem (no pun intended!). And, like I said, it will not require, surgery, injections, drugs, or any other invasive process when you use correct penile traction.

Penile traction is normally painless and starts to bring progressive relief in a relatively short period of time.

Putting An End To Dyspareunia

So, now you know: dyspareunia caused by a penile curvature can be successfully eliminated 99.99% of the time by using correct traction.

Pro Extender

So catch your breath, click on the picture above, and know that in a short time, if you are like most other men, you can straighten your bent penis and be free of the dyspareunia that so often comes with Peyronies disease!

Be Well.....

~ William