Shockwave Therapy

What is Shockwave Therapy?

Shockwave therapy is a noninvasive treatment for ED. It uses high-frequency sound waves to increase blood flow to your penis. That increases the production of new and healthy penile tissue while encouraging your body’s natural healing process.

Healthy circulation is essential to your ability to get and keep erections. Shockwave therapy provides an alternative treatment to prescription drugs, and it’s quick, painless, and provides lasting results.

Who is a candidate for Shockwave therapy?

What does Shockwave therapy involve?

What is recovery like after Shockwave therapy?

After Shockwave therapy, you can return to your normal activities right away. You could experience mild swelling, pain, or redness. Take over-the-counter medication and drink plenty of water. The team might recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for at least 24 hours.

Is Shockwave therapy safe?

Shockwave therapy is safe and usually well-tolerated, but it can present risks. For example, after treatment, you might experience:

  • Painful erections
  • Blood in your urine
  • Mild bruising
  • Penile curvature

These side effects should go away on their own within a day or two of treatment, but if they continue or worsen, contact our office.

How long does it take for Shockwave therapy to work?

It usually takes between one and three months to experience the benefits of Shockwave therapy. Some men significantly improve their ability to get and keep erections within a few weeks of treatment.

Dr. Oefelein monitor your results with regular checkups. He usually recommend a series of six treatments – twice a week – for three weeks.

Make an appointment with Dr. Oefelein to see if you’re a candidate for Shockwave therapy. Call the office to speak with a team member today.

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