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Marc Darrow, MD, JD. Why is your penis bent? Your doctor may have explained to you that your penis is bent because you suffer from Peyronie’s disease. This disease occurs when plaque (you can feel this as a hard lump) or scar tissue develops under the skin of your penis. When you have an erection, the bend is more noticeable. Your doctor may ask you if you recently had an injury that required catherization, or if you suffered from genital trauma through injury. Sometimes strong, vigorous sexual activity can injure the penis. Your doctor may ask you about or check

Marc Darrow, MD, JD In this article I will address recent research published by the surgical community on knee replacement complications. Most people have very good outcomes with knee replacements. Many people continue to have lingering problems following their knee replacement. Most of the problems come from mechanical and hardware problems and are often addressed in a revision surgery. Many complain of their inability to bend their knees, continued pain, stiffness and rigidity, knee instability when walking. Many of these problems can be addressed with physical therapy and strengthening of the surviving ligaments, tendons and muscle attachments, as in regenerative