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Peyronie's disease is painful and can make having sex difficult. You may end up with problems with your partner because of it. As you seek out a cure for Peyronie's you will quickly learn there is not one. This does not mean you do not have options to help you deal with and cope with this disease. Let's look closer at what causes Peyronie's disease and why it does not have to ruin your life.

First of all you do have options when treating this disease. Treatment or surgery are both options, but sometimes Peyronie's disease improves without treatment, so your doctor may initially recommend a wait-and-see approach.

How do you know if you even have Peyronie's disease? How do you get it? Doctors and researchers don't completely understand what causes Peyronie's disease. A number of theories include:

1. Trauma to the penis from being hit or bent abnormally while erect or during intercourse may cause small tears in the tissue. It may also cause small blood vessels in the penis to rupture and bleed internally. Abnormal healing can result in the development of hard, thickened scar tissue (plaque) under the skin of the penis. With repetitive trauma, the plaque may develop tough fibrous tissue (fibrosis) or calcium deposits (calcification) and result in the deformity.

2. Some studies suggest that Peyronie's disease may be an autoimmune disorder. Your immune system may respond abnormally and cause plaque to form in the penis. It is interesting to note that Peyronie's disease isn't related to other autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.

3. Peyronie's disease may be caused by an abnormality in the Collagen that builds and remodels connective tissue.

4. Some drugs list Peyronie's disease as a possible side effect. Most of these drugs belong to a class of blood pressure and heart medications called beta blockers. These drugs are also used to treat glaucoma, multiple sclerosis and seizures. Developing Peyronie's disease as a side effect of these drugs is rare.

Although an injury to the penis may explain acute cases of Peyronie's disease, cases that develop slowly or disappear quickly with no apparent trauma to the penis remain unexplained.

Peyronie's disease is a relatively uncommon disorder. If you are having problems during intercourse or your pain is so severe you can not deal with it you should see a doctor. Although there is no cure for Peyronie's disease together you can develop a plan to treat it and make it less miserable for you.

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