Treatment Of Peyronie's Disease Painful Penile Rash Treatment in Dubai ?

 Treatment

Treatment recommendations for Peyronie's disease depend on the time since symptoms first appeared.

Acute phase. You have pain in your penis or changes in the curvature or length or deformity of your penis. The acute phase occurs early in the disease and can last as little as two to four weeks, but sometimes lasts as long as a year or longer.

The chronic phase occurs later in the disease and usually occurs three to 12 months after the onset of symptoms.

In the acute phase of the disease, treatment varies from:

Recommended

Applied early in the disease process, penile traction therapy prevents loss of length and minimizes lengthening of an existing curve.

optional.

Medical and injection therapies are optional at this stage, some more effective than others.

Not recommended. Surgery is not recommended until the disease has stabilized to avoid the need for a second surgery.

Several potential treatments are available in the chronic phase of the disease Painful Penile Rash Treatment in Dubai.

They can be performed individually or in combination:

Watchful Waiting
Injection Procedures
Traction Therapy
Surgery

Oral medications are not recommended in the chronic phase because their effectiveness in this stage of the disease has not been established.Shock wave therapy, stem cells, and platelet-rich plasma have also not been shown to be effective in human studies.

Medications

Many oral medications have been tried to treat Peyronie's disease, but they have not been shown to work permanently and are not as effective as surgery.

In some men, medications injected directly into the penis can reduce the curvature and pain associated with Peyronie's disease.

If you receive any of these treatments, you will likely receive multiple injections over several months. Injectable medications can also be used in combination with oral medications or traction therapies.

drugs include:

collagenase

 The only FDA-approved drug for Peyronie's disease is Clostridium histolyticum collagenase (Xiaflex). This drug is approved for use in adult males with moderate to severe curves and a palpable mass.

This therapy has been shown to improve the curvature and uncomfortable symptoms associated with Peyronie's disease.

 The treatment works by breaking down the accumulated collagen that causes penile curvature.Collagenase appears to be most effective when used in conjunction with "modelling"; that is, a forced flexion of the penis in the opposite direction to the curvature.

Verapamil. 

This is a medicine normally used to treat high blood pressure. It appears to disrupt the production of collagen, a protein that may be a key factor in the formation of Peyronie's disease scar tissue. The drug is well tolerated and can also relieve pain.

interferon.

 It's a type of protein that appears to interfere with the production of fibrous tissue and helps break it down. A placebo-controlled study showed an improvement with this therapy compared to placebo.