Some vitamins such as Vitamin E and C are known to help because of their anti-inflammatory, anti-mitotic and anti-scar properties. Exercises involving massaging, tensing and releasing the penis to improve both blood flow and the flow of lymphatic fluid is likely to help with the disease and it would be advisable to consult your physician on possible exercises. A common stretching exercise involves gripping the penis at its head and stretching it to its maximum limit till you feel the pull at the base of the shaft and in the ligament that is suspended. This is done when the penis is still limp and no research has so far proven that this method is effective. However, it may help and can be done in consultation with an instructor. In case blood clots have accumulated in the region, the enzymes extracted from soya beans are known to help them dissolve. Castor oil can be applied topically to the penis and massaged. This may provide some help in softening the hardened tissues. An artificial penile prosthesis is being used these days to maintain an erection. Peyronie’s disease can be emotionally upsetting and it is best to seek treatment as early as possible and it will help to not only avoid stress and anxiety but also talk to instructors about it. Surgery will have to be undertaken after a serious discussion with the physician as there is no guarantee that scarring will not occur, and the penis is likely to shorten by an inch or two. Take care to avoid food products that can trigger allergic reactions and it would be best to conduct a food antigen test to identify them.
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