Peyronie's Disease: Best Treatment to Use

Peyronie's Disease: Best Treatment to Use

Every day, almost without fail, a man who just learned he has Peyronie's disease will ask in an email a question that goes something like this: "My urologist says he can't help me because there is just no approved drug treatment for PD, and I am not bad enough for surgery. He says I should wait around 12-19 months to see if I get bad enough to need surgery. That sounds absolutely crazy! Is there a natural way to treat Peyronie's disease?"

A common question, and a good one.

Every man with Peyronie's disease seeems to be surprised to learn there is no accepted medical treatment for this problem. Most grateful to know they can safely use alternative methods of care since they work well and almost no known risk involved. The medical profession has no treatment to offer men with PD, so it seems logical that this other option should be explored

Based on my own personal experience and clinical expereince with hundreds of men who had PD, I understand there is no one magic therapy you can use. The best approach is to use multiple therapies at once to get the job done. With years of experience, the Peyronie's Disease Institute has found that a wide group of Alternative Medicine therapies that provide the best chance for success against PD . While each natural therapy might not be consistently effective, over time it has been demonstrated that when a combination of several therapies are used a great increase of therapeutic effectiveness occurs. In short, when using Alternative Medicine, the best way to treat Peyroie's diseae is to use everything you can throw against it.

There is no one therapy that is a magic bullet. There are no wonder cures for Peyronie's disease. The men who receive the best treatment recovery with their PD are the stubborn ones who continue using day after day with as much therapy as possible, until they overwhelm the fibrous tissue that makes up the PD scar so it is eventually reabsorbed by the body. With persistence over time they slowly improve, as the scar(s) becoming softer and smaller. Slowly they notice the abnormal curvature and pain improve. Even though some receive fantastic recovery, others get only moderate results - it is difficult to explain the difference or anticipate who will improve the most. Usually most progress is earned by those who do the most and work the hardest.

For more information about Alternative Medicine treatment of PD, please go to the link for the Peyronie's Disease Institute, found at the end of this article. This helpful website presents a huge amount of information in easy to understand language.

So, one more time, "What is the best way to treat PD?" The answer is simple: Do all that you can to help yourself, using several Alternative Medicine therapies, for as long as is necessary, until your immune system overwhelms the scar and this terrible problem benefits from the natural healing process. To do less than that is to allow the scar to ruin your life in many different ways.