Recently noticed a curve in the penis..maybe peyronie's

Cheers chris. That sounds reassuring.

Cheers derek for the advice..

I will look into getting the soma correct ved. I know what you mean about the traction device it looks like it belong in the 18th century...no likey, think I will also swerve then torture device 

Regards Marcus 

Hi jed

I was prescribed a somaerect  response 2. 4 months after my rp. Think it's the same as the somacorrect but without the selection of tubes just a one size fits all

Think I need to order a somacorrect and use it twice a day. It's good to know the somacorrect seems to help stop any curves from developing.

Regards marcus

There seem to be two types of Peyronie's.

The classic is where a plaque forms from scar tissue and causes a sharp (and often painful) bend because that tissue no longer expands when you get an erection. Injection site or other injury can be a cause of this. There are different treatments for use during its acute phase (while it's getting worse), and its stable phase (when it's finished getting worse). Different treatments are applicable to the two different phases. When flaccid, you can feel the harder plaque.

The other type is due to lack of regular erections, and is fibrosis of the corpus cavernosum (the expandable part) caused by not expanding it regularly. This can cause thinning on one or both sides (hour glass deformity), and some curvature when not symmetrical. Plaque might not be present. This type certainly lends itself to recovery by frequent use of pump when you first notice it.

I have also heard some urologists say Vitamin E supplement may be beneficial.

It's understandable to feel concerned about the potential worsening of your condition while awaiting your appointment with the ED nurse. The treatments you've mentioned, such as shock wave therapy, VED, and Xiaflex injections, are indeed options commonly used for Peyronie's disease. However, the suitability of these treatments, especially in the context of recovering from a radical prostatectomy with ED problems, should be discussed with a healthcare provider familiar with your medical history.

Each treatment option has its own benefits and considerations, and your healthcare provider can assess which approach may be most appropriate for you. They can also provide guidance on whether these treatments can be safely used alongside your recovery from surgery and existing ED issues. Get well soon.