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Peyronie's
Disease Institute
–
Alternative Medical Treatment
Peyronie's disease
is a male health
problem causing the penis to bend painfully, often resulting
in erectile dysfunction and impotence. If a curved and
painful erection brought
you to the Internet looking for help, you are
probably stressed and discouraged. You want honest answers
and useful information about Peyronie's disease,
but most
websites just offer gimmicks for penis enlargement, or
promote surgery. Until now, you have not found
much helpful conservative information – and little to be
happy about. Is that about right?
Francois
Gigot de la Peyronie
Peyronie's Disease Institute
has the
information you are looking for
This website offers
helpful information to evaluate and plan an
alternative medical treatment of this secret problem among
men.
We present interesting ideas, and
focus on non-traditional treatments little known in the
medical community.
No one has an easy answer to PD,
but we have an abundance of exciting options with good
science behind them for your consideration. PDI's
goal is to help you to your best level of recovery
– whatever that might be.
Non-traditional ideas and treatment options for Peyronie's Disease
If you have recently developed Peyronies disease, learn about the standard
wait-and-see method for early treatment at
Russian Roulette and Peyronies Disease Have Something in Common.
We discuss options – lots of them – to increase your
chance to recover with less pain
and less loss of sexual function. This website presents interesting
treatment options you might not know about, all in one location.
The idea for a totally different treatment approach, that eventually became
PDI,
started after reading an opinion from the world-famous
Mayo Clinic. This paragraph inspired a different and
aggressive treatment approach, and was the start of this
website:
Peyronie's disease
(PD) remains a therapeutic dilemma for the urologist. Despite
a myriad of medical therapies proposed for PD there have been
limited advances in oral medical treatment. Several new
approaches are presented which hold promise of success,
although a definitive medical therapy for PD has yet to be
established. Since early stage disease is reputed to respond
better than well-established plaques, an early trial of
inexpensive, safe and well-tolerated oral therapy is often
initially recommended. This review discusses the historical
aspects as well as contemporary oral medical therapy for PD.
With advances in the molecular biology of inflammation and
wound healing, the management and understanding of this
frustrating disease will no doubt improve.(1)
Find out why
some cases of PD improve without care,
while others get worse with care
History Teaches a Lesson about Peyronies Disease
introduces the
idea of increasing your tissue resistance and possibly
improving your ability to heal and repair.
A man with a painful bent penis is very eager to help himself. With a penis
bent like a cane, he does not mind that
PDI's
alternative medical therapies not yet fully accepted by the AMA.
PDI
contends it is
reasonable to attempt to improve the eventual outcome
of treatment by faithfully and aggressively using
safe – but currently – unproven conservative
methods that are based on sound science and common sense. For
a tongue-in-cheek look at standard medical thinking about
Peyronies disease, click
A Story about a Man Whose House is on Fire and Peyronies Disease.
Welcome to
PDI.
Date last modified: November 29, 2007
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1. Mynderse LA, Monga M. Oral therapy for PD. Int J Impot Res. 2002 Oct;14(5):340-4. Department of Urology,
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota 55905, USA.
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