I know very little about this area, - I'd like to collect information . . . . My own symptoms started as the direct result of excessively pulling backwards on the foreskin during erection, when pulling forwards again an extremely sharp pain shot through one side of the erect penis. After a week or two, though the pain was milder, bending in the erection, pain in one testicle, and then pains in the groin. In one book I found my symptoms described as a mild Penis Fracture . My complaint is generally not thought to be a penis fracture because the typical sign of bleeding is absent.
Erections are half strong and occasional.
The penis hurts often during sex or afterwards. I read a letter in Penthouse from a guy who had 'Peyronnies Disease' and recognised my condition there. From what I understand peyronnies is due to an internal calcification which develops slowly and can be diagnosed by ultra sound. My complaint was also diagnosed by one urologist as Peyronnies. I have this pain long side my right penis, for about seven years.