ED Shockwave Therapy is a ground-breaking treatment-delivery system that can allow men with ED to regain their normal and natural response to sexual arousal – without drugs, health risks or side effects.
Erectile dysfunction is usually the result of poor circulation to the penis. The low-intensity waves applied by shockwave therapy are believed to stimulate the repair of aged blood vessels, promote growth of new blood vessels, and accelerate the removal of micro-plaque.
ED Shockwave Therapy may treat the cause of erectile dysfunction, and not just its symptoms.
Shockwave therapy is also a treatment modality for Peyronie’s Disease – useful in reducing pain and discomfort.
Shockwave therapy has been successfully tested and regularly used in various areas of medicine including Orthopedics, Aesthetic Medicine, and Sports Medicine.
There are numerous scientific studies (some linked below) that show shockwave therapy can potentially improve local revascularization (regeneration of blood vessels and enhanced blood flow) on a variety of body parts, including the penis.
Shockwave therapy for ED is considered investigational by the American Urological Association and the Canadian Urological Association conditionally recommends against it in the 2021 ED treatment guidline.
The aim of ED shockwave therapy (EDSWT) is to trigger regeneration of blood vessels in the penile shaft to support stronger, longer, and more satisfying erection.
Inside the penis is an area called the corpora cavernosa, containing two arteries.
An erection occurs when they are filled with blood that’s held in place until ejaculation or orgasm is achieved.
When there is insufficient blood flow, the penis remains flaccid. EDSWT directs energy waves, (extra corporeal shockwaves are the clinical term) with the goal to improve blood flow to the penis.
The successful use of extra corporeal shockwaves is highly documented in many fields of healthcare, including physiotherapy, urology and pain management.
The waves are targeted to the area of the body where blood flow has been constrained. The procedure is safe for men with heart disease, unlike some erectile dysfunction medications.
EDSWT takes under a half hour and you can return to sexual activity the same day.
Erectile Dysfunction Shockwave Therapy (EDSWT) is generally a painless treatment that can potentially help men regain sexual satisfaction.
EDSWT could be a viable option for you if:
Benefits of EDSWT include:
Shockwave therapy works by improving blood flow to penile tissue, with the goal of helping you achieve firmer, longer-lasting erections.
Most patients begin seeing results within a few weeks*, and the benefits can last up to one year.
Shockwave therapy addresses a physiological cause of erectile dysfunction. It’s non-invasive, requires no pills, planning, surgery, or implants. For men who previously relied on PDE5 inhibitors, EDSWT may allow for natural, spontaneous responses to arousal once again. And for those who cannot take medications, it offers a safe, drug-free alternative to improve sexual function.
The ultimate goal of shockwave therapy is to help you restore intimacy, confidence, and a more satisfying sex life with your sexual partner.
*Results may vary.
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There is no downtime or recovery period and you can return to sexual activity immediately. Full results typically occur after several weeks of treatment.
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How long does it take for shockwave therapy for ED to work?
Most men who get shockwave therapy for ED will see benefits within one to three months. Many men have initial results in the first weeks.
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