Does Peyronie's diseases limit penis growth?

"The Andropenis® produced an effective and durable (over the 6-month off treatment period) lengthening of the penis both in the flaccid and the stretched state. The elongating effect was of a lower magnitude than that observed in our previous study where dysmorphophobic and postsurgery short penises underwent the same treatment protocol [9]. A reduction in penile elasticity as a consequence of the reduced content in elastin within the fibrous plaques could explain why Peyronie’s disease patients are less susceptible to the elongating effects of the penile extender.

"It is worth remembering that some patients are unaware that they are suffering from Peyronie’s disease. In 1969, Smith found histological evidence of Peyronie’s
disease in 23% of 100 autopsies and Michal et al found that during phalloarteriography, 20% men had the typical deformity of Peyronie’s disease of which the men were uanaware of."

http://www.hawa ii.edu/hivandai … s%20Disease.pdf

Might this explain some of the difference is PE size gains between different guys?

There’s no delete function? Please delete as it got posted twice. Thanks.

Hi

I have one simple question, does doing normal stretch and jelq exercises help correct Peyronie problems?

I’m talking about normal exercises not focused on Peyronie correction

Thanks, cya.

Most of the properly run studies using VED or traction devices were done on Peyronies victims, so those wwith Peyronie’s can absolutely see growth. Whether it limits or not compared to a healthy penis, I doubt we’ll ever see a study done on that.

There’s a couple of links in this thread discussing this:

How much length can hide in a curve