What is Penile Shock Wave Therapy?

 The revolution in the shock wave method comes with treating the pathology of Erectile Dysfunction (ED). This disease, which generally affects men over 60, harms married life and sexual relations. Erectile dysfunction is treated, in most cases, with the administration of drugs. However, drug administration does not always have a positive result, especially in patients with vascular problems.

At the Polydiagnostic Polytherapy of Monza, the solution to erectile dysfunction comes with penile shock wave therapy generated by Piezowave ED. Dr. Ali provides the best Priapus shot in the USA.  The treatment is highly recommended because it does not cause stress and leads to a progressive improvement of symptoms.

What is penile shockwave therapy for?

When penile shock waves are transmitted to the penis, they increase or regenerate the microcirculation of the blood, which favors the formation of new blood vessels. The result of this process is the vascularization of the penis.

In milder cases, penile shock wave treatment allows the patient to heal completely; in advanced cases, however, it will enable a positive response and consequent improvement in any case.

Penile shock wave treatment: how does it work?

Penile shock wave treatment is performed outpatient without anesthesia and is painless.

The head of the therapy device is placed on the corpora cavernosa. It distributes energy on the affected part in a uniform and homogeneous way. The therapeutic head is slid longitudinally on the back of the penis (corpora cavernosa) and along the perineum (crura of the penis).

Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction: The New Innovative Impotence Treatment at Doctor London

By Dr. Fabio Castiglione, Andrologist and Urologist

If you suffer from Erectile Dysfunction (ED), you are not alone: ​​ED is a condition that affects millions of men worldwide. The good news is that effective treatment options are available today to help you. Many cases of impotence are caused by vascular (blood vessel) problems. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy extracorporeal is an innovative method and especially for non-invasive treatment of impotence. Dr. Ali provides the best orgasmic shot in the USA.  It is painless, and many patients report an immediate improvement in achieving an erection.

Usual impotence therapies such as Viagra or penile injection treat erectile dysfunction as a symptom by not treating the underlying cause. Paracetamol for infections reduces fever but does not affect the bacteria causing the infection.

These treatments allow for erections on demand before and during intercourse. Still, they DO NOT restore normal erectile function and DO NOT reduce the fibrosis of the penis responsible for impotence.

 

Shockwave Therapy For ED: How Does It Work?

Shockwaves are high-energy inaudible sound waves. When applied to the penis, shock waves cause minor damage to the penile tissue. New blood vessels are formed during the healing process, which increases blood flow to the penis. This can result in a better ability to get and maintain an erection.

Viagra and penile injections are symptomatic therapies for impotence; they treat the symptom without altering erectile dysfunction, which persists unaltered when the drug ceases to work. On the other hand, low-intensity shock wave therapy attempts to minimize penile fibrosis and encourage the regeneration of penile tissue, allowing it to regain its functional efficiency.

Can I be cured?

In theory, shock wave treatment can help all patients with erectile dysfunction and even improve erection in men who have no problems, so much so that it can be used to prevent impotence itself. A complete diagnostic evaluation is essential before treatment to determine the optimal therapeutic protocol.

What are the expected benefits?

Most men who suffer from impotence can benefit from shockwave therapy.

There is a growing body of scientific evidence that shock wave therapy for impotence can help the following types of patients:

Patients with mild to moderate impotence who respond well to PDE-5 inhibitors (such as Viagra) may be able to regain their natural erections and no longer need or reduce their dependence on drugs.

Patients with moderate to severe impotence who are unresponsive to PDE-5 medications and rely on injections or other topical treatments may become more responsive to oral drugs (viagra) after shock wave therapy.

In most cases, shock wave therapy will improve the results of other treatment modalities.

How does the Shockwave session work?

Shockwave therapy improves natural erections and can reduce impotence, and has the following benefits:

Non-invasive treatment lasting 20 minutes: enter and exit within 30 minutes

No medication required

Fewer complications than other treatment modalities

A medical applicator, which delivers low-intensity shock waves, is applied to the genital area during the treatment session.

Dr., a skilled and trained andrologist, conducts each session. Fabio Castiglione, at the Doctor London clinic, with little or no pain and discomfort.

We recommend a minimum of 6 sessions (1-3 sessions per week) and up to 12 shock wave sessions for more severe ED cases.

The therapy has effective results if performed once or twice a week, for a total period of 6 weeks. Rarely, minor bruises may form on the treated area, a transitory phenomenon with no consequences. There are generally no side effects.

Who can do it?

To carry out the treatment, a prescription from a specialist is required. An andrological or urological examination is therefore recommended. Dr. Ali provides the best acoustic wave therapy in the USA. Patients who have undergone prostatectomy can also perform this therapy. After the surgery, there is reduced oxygenation of the cavernous bodies, which leads to dysfunction. Penile shock wave therapy facilitates the spontaneous recovery of erections.

What are the preparation rules for penile shockwave therapy?

No special preparation rules are required.

Is it painful or dangerous?

Penile shock wave therapy is simple, painless, and requires an anesthetic.