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>Masturbation itself does not directly cause Peyronie's disease. However, aggressive or rough masturbation may potentially increase the risk if it repeatedly causes injury to the penis.
>Here's the distinction:
>1. When masturbation could increase the risk
Peyronie's disease is thought to develop when the penis experiences injury to the tunica albuginea (the tissue surrounding the erectile chambers).
>Potentially risky behaviours include:
>Bending the erect penis forcefully.
>Excessively tight gripping.
>Vigorous masturbation with significant friction.
>Repeatedly pushing the erect penis in an unnatural direction.
>Continuing despite pain or discomfort.
>Repeated micro-injuries can sometimes trigger abnormal scar tissue formation.
>NIDDK
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>2. Does frequent masturbation increase the risk?
There is no convincing scientific evidence that masturbating daily, or even multiple times daily, independently causes Peyronie's disease.
>The concern is more about how much physical trauma the penis experiences, rather than how frequently you masturbate.
>3. How to reduce potential risk
Use lubrication to reduce friction.
>Avoid excessive gripping pressure.
>Avoid bending or twisting an erect penis.
>Avoid aggressive movements.
>Stop if you experience pain.
>4. A few questions that would help me understand your concern
>How old are you?
>Do you masturbate daily, multiple times daily, or occasionally?
>Do you use a tight grip or apply significant pressure?
>Have you noticed any penile curvature, indentation, hard lumps, or pain during erections?
>One important reassurance: Masturbation is a normal sexual activity. You do not need to stop masturbating out of fear of developing Peyronie's disease. If you've noticed a new or worsening curvature, however, a urologist should examine it.
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