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Default What is the best treatment for Peyrones sexual dysfunction? - 12-14-2008, 04:04 PM

What is the best treatment for Peyrones sexual dysfunction? My husband and I are 38 and he has developed a severe case of Peyrones and his penis now rarely gets erect. He was once about six inches, but now he is two inches even with the curve, and it can't stay erect when we have intercourse of any type, standard, oral, manual. When he can't penetrate me he becomes angry and throws me around and shoves me into different positions, trying to find one that will successfully penetrate me. The other night, he wanted me to position myself to where I was on my back on the bed with two-thirds of my body suspended in air while my legs were spread apart and my feet on the floor. He said it felt good for him, but he never penetrated. I was in misery the entire time. What should I do about this situation? He smokes three packs of cigarettes a day and I wonder if that is adding to his problem. I am bruised all over and he does nothing to satisfy me since he developed Peyrones.To Stephen... why is this the worst place for this question? It is not about a man's physical and mental health? Look, I am hurting and if you are going to laugh at me and think this is funny, just forget it. I don't need more male abuse.
   
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Default 12-14-2008, 05:45 PM

this is the worse place for this question let alone all th einformation! LOLOL_He NEEEEEDS to get to an Urologist!
   
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Default 12-16-2008, 07:31 AM

First of all, you need to get him to quit doing that because it IS abusive behavior and you don't deserve it no matter how angry he is.Didn't he have a doctor diagnose him with Peyronie's? His doctor should decide for him what the best treatment for him is.
   
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Default 12-17-2008, 08:22 AM

See a doctor. Don't ask complete strangers. It takes common sense. And quit the visuals. I have to laugh at rob's comment because he thinks it"hits too close to home". Big lol on that. But sorry rob your little"theory"is incorrect. Lol
   
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Default 12-18-2008, 08:01 AM

I asked a similar question related to smoking and impotence not long ago and found that men tend to respond with comments like"that is too much information"or"don't place that in this men's forum", just like the two below have done. Men don't want to hear about these issues of impotence. My suggestion is to talk to your gynecologist and ask about counseling to learn how to deal with this. The impotence is not going to go away, and you will have to learn how to protect yourself from his anger and hostility which he is taking out on you. Do not be surprised that the men here do not even care that you are being abused. I see that their attitudes are upsetting you, and you have to realize that they are in denial. Please take care of yourself and talk to your doctors as soon as possible.
   
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Default 12-20-2008, 06:26 AM

Not all men are like some of the others who have upset you. If you look at other topics in men's health, those very same men who told you it was too much information are posting about premature ejaculation and sexual performance in detail in those topics. The difference is that when someone talks about impotence, they don't want to hear about it. Maybe because it hits to close to home? I would say to talk to your own primary doctor about this issue since this is a serious matter. Your husband is frustrated about his condition and is expecting you to find ways to remedy the situation. If Peyrone's has been diagnosed, then I would assume he has seen a doctor. I am sure that his doctor has told him what can help, and either the advice didn't work. If you want to stay married to this man, you need to seek counseling as the previous person suggested.
   
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