Is there any cure for peyronie disease? I need some answers regarding this situation.

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In a very few number of cases (about 13 out of 100), Peyronie's disease goes away without being treated. Many health care experts suggest treating the disease without surgery for the first 12 months after the disease is first noticed. Men with small plaques, not much curving of the penis, no pain, and no problems with sex may not need to be treated. If you need to be treated, there are many choices. 1) Oral Drugs (Drug therapy may help men who are badly affected by the disease during the acute phase.) 2) Oral vitamin E (Vitamin E is an antioxidant that's popular because of its mild side effects and low cost.) 3) Tamoxifen (This non-steroidal, anti-estrogen drug has been used to treat desmoid tumors, which are like the plaques in Peyronie's disease)

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In a very few number of cases (about 13 out of 100), Peyronie's disease goes away without being treated. Many health care experts suggest treating the disease without surgery for the first 12 months after the disease is first noticed. Men with small plaques, not much curving of the penis, no pain, and no problems with sex may not need to be treated. If you need to be treated, there are many choices. 1) Oral Drugs (Drug therapy may help men who are badly affected by the disease during the acute phase.) 2) Oral vitamin E (Vitamin E is an antioxidant that's popular because of its mild side effects and low cost.) 3) Tamoxifen (This non-steroidal, anti-estrogen drug has been used to treat desmoid tumors, which are like the plaques in Peyronie's disease)