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Peyronie's disease is penis problem caused by scar tissue, called plaque, that forms inside the penis. It can make the penis to bend upward or to the side. Most men with Peyronie's disease can still have sex. But for some, itâs difficult or painful.
Peyronies disease is a disorder of the tunica albuginea. By producing firm areas, or plaques, it focally interferes with the expansion of this normally pliant material. Peyronies plaque can be either regions of reversible inflammation in early phases of the disease, or permanent scars later on. Regardless of their composition, they alter the shape of the distended corpora cavernosa and cause a bent penile shaft. Like a piece of cellophane tape on the wall of a balloon, they cause uneven inflation and bent erections.