Peyronie's Disease & Teenagers
Peyronie’s Disease can affect men across a wide age range. Please note that our clinic only treats individuals 18 and older, and we have successfully supported men from young adulthood through to their 90s
The Psychological Impact of Peyronie's Disease on Young People
Peyronie’s Disease can have a significant emotional impact, especially on younger individuals who may find it challenging to cope with the condition. Dealing with this issue at an early stage in life can feel overwhelming, and it’s common for those affected to feel reluctant to discuss their concerns openly.
Our resources are designed to help individuals and families navigate these challenges, providing guidance on communication and emotional support.
While Peyronie’s Disease can develop in individuals of any age, younger people may be particularly affected if the condition arises following an injury. Research on Peyronie’s Disease in younger individuals is limited, but one study examined characteristics across different age groups over a 10-year period to better understand any unique challenges faced by younger individuals compared to older adults.
Findings suggested that younger individuals may experience a range of symptoms that can impact their overall well-being. Our resources provide information and support for those affected, regardless of age.
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Peyronie's Disease in Different age groups
Peyronie’s Disease is often marked by a non-cancerous fibrous tissue that limits expansion on one side of the affected area. In older individuals, it is more common to have a single plaque, while younger people may experience multiple plaques, which can contribute to heightened emotional impacts.
Studies suggest that younger individuals with Peyronie’s Disease may experience increased stress and may sometimes seek additional support for emotional well-being. Additionally, some differences in health markers, like blood glucose levels, have been observed in younger patients compared to older individuals. Our resources aim to provide comprehensive support for individuals of all ages coping with this condition
Extracorporeal Focused Shockwave Therapy can help address fibrous plaques associated with Peyronie’s Disease, offering a non-surgical option for those seeking alternatives to surgery. For more information, please contact our clinic.
We also encourage younger individuals affected by this condition to involve their healthcare providers and families for comprehensive support and to consider additional resources for emotional well-being.
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