PEYRONIES
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Peyronies Forum
Directory is a service of Peyronies Disease Institute (PDI),
provided to the large and quiet community of men who suffer
with PD. This page provides a master list that can be used to
locate and connect to all known Internet PD forums and
discussion groups.
PDI
has a unique philosophy of care for Peyronie’s disease,
unlike any other you will find on the Internet, see
Peyronie’s Disease
Treatment. For this reason we have been called, “the
most helpful and positive Peyronie’s website on the Internet”.
We think there is a lot for men to discuss and learn about
this condition, and we promote open dialogue about various
treatment methods. If you would like to read about the unique
PDI
approach to Peyronies treatment, go to
Peyronies Disease Institute – Help for
the Bent Penis Disease.
This list is offered to improve communication among men with
PD, and to assist the free flow of information and help to any
one who wishes to know about PD.
The Peyronies
Forum Directory does not necessarily endorse, agree with or
support any of the forums and discussion groups that are
included on this list. This list of URLs is offered as
resource for any man wanting to discuss this condition with
men who also have this problem.
PDI
has no control over
content or intention of any of these forums, and cannot be
held responsible for the accuracy or validity of any
contribution made by members of these groups.
Peyronies Forum Directory missed one?
If you know of a forum or discussion group that is not listed
here, please send the URL address of that group for inclusion,
at info@peyronies-disease-help.com
Peyronie’s disease is a complex and baffling condition that by
the variability of the progression of the disease and the
inconsistency of response to treatment, is much misunderstood
in the medical community and by the men who have this problem.
There is much controversy about PD. It’s cause is unknown,
and there is no accepted medical treatment for it at this
time. Because there are many theories and few hard facts to
hang on to, there is much confusion about cause, progression,
treatment and resolution of this terrible heath problem.
While many men tend to be descriptive, casual and bold about
their normal and customary sexual activity, they also tend to
become quiet, embarrassed and withdrawn when there is a sexual
problem. Women do not tend to behave this way, but men – being
men – do. It is not good or healthy for a man with PD to not
talk or learn about the problem, but that is very often the
case.
For these reasons, men with PD need to communicate and lean on
each other – to learn, to listen, and to vent the frustration
and anger that often rises inside.
For your mental and physical wellbeing, please contact a Peyronies
forum to educate and help yourself .
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