Alternative to Viagra/Cialis/Levitra: Shock Wave Therapy

[Kalv]

Low-intensity shock waves offer new hope for countering erectile dysfunction

http://www.stasiareport.com/suppleme...-back-20140821

"Five years ago, sex became "very stressful" for Mr Tan because of his inability to maintain an erection. The 43-year-old sales executive, saw a general practitioner and found relief in Viagra, Cialis or Levitra.

But two years ago, the pills stopped working after Mr Tan had an angioplasty procedure to unblock an artery.

In June; twice a week, for three weeks, Mr Tan had low-intensity shock waves delivered to five areas of his penis to stimulate new blood vessels to grow.

It is the latest advancement in erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment since pharmaceutical giant Pfizer launched Viagra in 1998.

The outpatient procedure does not require any downtime or anaesthesia. Mr Tan returned to work after each 20-minute session, which left him with only a tingling sensation.

He said his sex life has been "good so far" and is close to what he was able to achieve in his 20s.

These days, he has sex twice a week, but hopes to "rev this up to six times a week", he declared.

Prof Lim has analysed the results of 52 men who had the therapy here and said 43 were able to have sex successfully on their own afterwards. None reported pain or side effects during or after treatment.

Shock wave therapy is relatively more expensive, At Prof Lim's clinic, one cycle of shock wave treatment - comprising six sessions over three weeks - costs about $3,600. However, a box of four PDE-5 inhibitors - each taken prior to sex - costs between $80 and $100. "

[LewdActs]

Interesting article bro

[siamescorts]

Originally Posted by Kalv

Low-intensity shock waves offer new hope for countering erectile dysfunction

http://www.stasiareport.com/suppleme...-back-20140821

"Five years ago, sex became "very stressful" for Mr Tan because of his inability to maintain an erection. The 43-year-old sales executive, saw a general practitioner and found relief in Viagra, Cialis or Levitra.

But two years ago, the pills stopped working after Mr Tan had an angioplasty procedure to unblock an artery.

In June; twice a week, for three weeks, Mr Tan had low-intensity shock waves delivered to five areas of his penis to stimulate new blood vessels to grow.

It is the latest advancement in erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment since pharmaceutical giant Pfizer launched Viagra in 1998.

The outpatient procedure does not require any downtime or anaesthesia. Mr Tan returned to work after each 20-minute session, which left him with only a tingling sensation.

He said his sex life has been "good so far" and is close to what he was able to achieve in his 20s.

These days, he has sex twice a week, but hopes to "rev this up to six times a week", he declared.

Prof Lim has analysed the results of 52 men who had the therapy here and said 43 were able to have sex successfully on their own afterwards. None reported pain or side effects during or after treatment.

Shock wave therapy is relatively more expensive, At Prof Lim's clinic, one cycle of shock wave treatment - comprising six sessions over three weeks - costs about $3,600. However, a box of four PDE-5 inhibitors - each taken prior to sex - costs between $80 and $100. "

Sounds like accupuncture.