Think it could
be Peyronie’s disease?

A curve with a bump in your erection might be Peyronie’s disease, also called PD.

A urology specialist can help diagnose PD and discuss your treatment options.

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Think it could
be Peyronie’s disease?

A curve with a bump in your erection might be Peyronie’s disease, also called PD.

A urology specialist can help diagnose PD and discuss your treatment options.

Find a urology specialist

What is PD?

PD is a medical condition that may involve a buildup of scar tissue that forms under the skin of the penis that causes an abnormal curve in the erection. This curve may result in pain during intimacy or arousal.

What is PD?

PD is a medical condition that may involve a buildup of scar tissue that forms under the skin of the penis that causes an abnormal curve in the erection. This curve may result in pain during intimacy or arousal.

What
causes PD?

The exact cause of PD is unknown. In some men, PD may be caused by a minor injury or repeated injuries during sex or other physical activity, although they may not be aware of it at the time.

What
causes PD?

The exact cause of PD is unknown. In some men, PD may be caused by a minor injury or repeated injuries during sex or other physical activity, although they may not be aware of it at the time.

If you have PD, you are not alone.

How common is PD?

An estimated

1 in 10 men

men in the U.S.
may have PD*

*Based on a 2014 survey of about 7,700 U.S. adult men with a PD diagnosis, PD‑related symptoms, or a history of seeking treatment for the condition.

If you have PD, you are not alone.

How common is PD?

An estimated

1 in 10 men

men in the U.S.
may have PD*

*Based on a 2014 survey of about 7,700 U.S. adult men with a PD diagnosis, PD‑related symptoms, or a history of seeking treatment for the condition.

Who can
have PD?

The chances of having PD increase with age. PD is thought to be more common in men ages 40-70, but it can also be found in men in their 30s.

Who can
have PD?

The chances of having PD increase with age. PD is thought to be more common in men ages 40-70, but it can also be found in men in their 30s.

Ready to find
a urology specialist?

You are not alone, there is hope

PD is a medical condition that can be treated. A urology specialist experienced in diagnosing and treating PD can discuss treatment options with you.

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Ready to find
a urology specialist?

You are not alone, there is hope

PD is a medical condition that can be treated. A urology specialist experienced in diagnosing and treating PD can discuss treatment options with you.

FIND A UROLOGY SPECIALIST