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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.

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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.

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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.
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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.
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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.

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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

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