Sir, May request info about "french treatment" for
peyronies disease that you refered to in your comment.
Thank you, Russ

im 28, just found out i got this disease. anyone else around my age, and did you need surgery? if so, how long after you noticed it until surgery was neccessary? any alternative cures? is it true vitamin B6 helps?

Since 1996 I have had 2 surggery's for Dupytrens in my right hand (ringfinger). The second one in 1998. And now i am waiting for a new operation in the same hand (finger). This operation is scheduled to oktober/november 2001.

But thats not all. Since Millenium I also have developed Peyronies Disease witch is a 60-70 de-grades "upperbend" type, If you know what I mean. How lucky can you be?. I am not yet menthally or physically prepaired for a suggery for that disease the next year ore more, unless it will be total unnessesary. So I would be very happy to hear advices from male's with simular cases and there experience with penile exercicises for to strenghten blood running and keep the oppertunety too praktice almost normal sexuality with there wife.
Im a 46 years old male from Denmark.
Thank you, and excuse my bad written english.
Niels Bylund

I have had Peyronie's syndrome since age 32, all symptoms went away spontaneously at age 33. I am now age 52. Now I notice Dupuytren's bumps bilaterally on the fourth finger base location on each palm, have been doing a little web research. Several web sites have disallowed the connection between Peyronie's and Dupuytren's, but I seem to be living evidence. My Dad had Dupuytren's, two brothers have it as well.

I have just been diagnosed as having the condition in my right hand. I have 2 painfull swellings in the palm of my hand and as of yet no noticeable contraction.

Is this the "normal" way in which the condition accurs?
How long does noticeable contraction take to appear?
Any other websites to visit?

I would be grateful for any information