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Jesse · 2014-04-27T22:49:20+00:00

Hey, I'm pretty sure I have the early stages of Dupuytren's disease, I have to nodules in both hands under the ring finger and pinky finger and I can feel a cord coming through on my left palm, I'm 24, male, nobody in my family has this condition and after spending my entire weekend googling the disease, I am filled with fear and dread. I really don't want to lose the ability to use my hands, I suffer from anxiety and I can't stop thinking about this condition, the only time I'm happy is when I go to sleep as I'm not worrying or panicking about it. On top of this, I have now read up on Peyronie's disease, and I'm worried this means what I'll ultimately develop that too. I already suffer from ED (dating back to 2010) I was sent to a specialist by my GP and had an ultrasound test, blood test and a few other tests and they determined that there isn't a physiological reason as to why I shouldn't be able to get an erection, and yet still to this day I can get a full erection, they pinned it down to being psychological reasons. I have booked an appointment to see my GP tomorrow to be referred to a hand specialist, I'm just worried my ED might be due to Petronie's disease because I might have Dupuytrens Disease.. I should be in bed now but I literally cannot stop googling this, I'm really worried, all I can think about now is never being able to be happy later on in life, not being able to use my hands or even satisfy my future wife. Any help or advice would be great, thank you for reading.

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05/31/2014 04:33 littlepeaks not registered
05/31/2014 04:33 littlepeaks not registered	Re: Going out of my mind! Regarding Peyronie's, see my post here, regarding Verapamil 15% Gel. I think the main purpose of this medication was for Peyronie's, and it suppose it would be more effective down there, because of the thinner skin than in you hands. It's kind of expensive, so if you decide to try it, contact your insurance to see if they'll pay for it first.
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