There is no single treatment that is suitable for everyone. The main treatment options for Peyronie’s disease include observation, medications, injections, traction therapy, and surgery.

1. Observation

For men whose curves are gradual, cause minimal pain, and have little impact on sexual function, aggressive treatment may not be necessary. Your urologist may recommend monitoring your condition, especially if your symptoms remain stable.

2. Medication

In certain cases, drug therapy for Peyronie’s disease may be considered, especially to reduce pain during the active phase. However, the drug does not reliably remove plaque or completely correct significant curvature. If discomfort occurs, your doctor may recommend painkillers. The choice depends on the person’s medical history and other medications.

3. Injection Treatment

Injection treatment for Peyronie’s disease involves injecting medication directly into the plaque. Some injection treatments can help reduce curvature and improve symptoms in appropriately selected patients. This approach is typically considered when the plaque and curvature meet certain clinical criteria. It should only be performed by a qualified urologist with experience in the procedure.

4. Penile Traction Therapy

A penis traction device stretches the penis in a gentle and controlled manner over a period of time. Treating penile curvature with traction may reduce the curvature or minimize loss of penile length in some men. The results depend on factors such as the severity of curvature, device use and treatment duration. A urologist can advise whether traction therapy is appropriate.