Penile Curvature

Penile curvature falls under two main classifications, congenital penile curvature and Peyronie’s disease.

1. Congenital Penile Curvature (CPC):

• CPC refers to curvatures that exist at birth due to uneven development of penis tissue erectile tissue.
• Mild congenital curvatures are relatively common and usually do not necessitate additional concerns.

2. Peyronie’s Disease:

• Peyronie’s disease is characterized by fibrous plaques developing within erectile tissue of the penis.
• These plaques may cause your penis to bend in, leading to discomfort during an erection session.

3. Causes of Penile Curvature

• Congenital Factors:

            Genetic and developmental variations may result in congenital curvatures.

• Peyronie’s Disease:
  Although the exact causes are still not completely known, Peyronie’s disease      may be related to trauma sustained during sexual activity or through other means as part of penile injury.

4. Impact on Physical and Emotional Well-Being

• Physical Discomfort: Excessive curvature can create discomfort during sexual activity and compromise both partners.

• Self Esteem and Body Image:

  Men with visible penile curvatures may experience feelings of insecurity and lower self-esteem due to concerns over appearance and sexual performance. This may cause feelings of embarrassment.

5. Sexual Function and Relationships:

• A severe penile curvature may create difficulties during sexual interplay and lessen overall sexual satisfaction.
• Emotional strain caused by this condition can place significant strain on intimate relationships.