Erectile dysfunction can stem from various causes, with vascular problems being the primary factor. This means there is a lack of blood flow to the penis. Healthy sexual function depends on adequate blood flow, which fills the penile tissue with blood leading to an erection; therefore, an impairment in this blood flow often results in narrowing of the arteries and limited blood flow.
Focused shockwave has been clinically proven to safely reverse erectile dysfunction in men all over the world. It is a scientifically proven, affordable, non-invasive solution to regain function.
Yes, shockwave has been proven to be helpful in restoring erectile dysfunction following prostate cancer treatments including a radical prostatectomy. However, the success of pelvic floor physical therapy and shockwave following surgery depends on several factors, including the specific diagnosis, the severity of the condition, and how the individual responds to therapy. Your physical therapist will help you determine the best treatment approach for your situation.
Yes, In many cases, physical therapy is very effective to treat male pelvic pain following a surgical procedure. This is particularly true for conditions like a vasectomy or overactive bladder. However, the success of pelvic floor physical therapy following surgery depends on several factors, including the specific diagnosis, the severity of the condition, and how the individual responds to therapy. Your physical therapist will help you determine the best treatment approach for your situation.
