Shock wave treatment for corpus cavernosum
Shockwave therapy for the corpora cavernosa is commonly used to treat erectile dysfunction and is a non-invasive physical therapy. This therapy uses low-intensity shock waves to stimulate angiogenesis and improve blood flow in the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is mainly suitable for patients with vascular erectile dysfunction.
The mechanism of shock wave treatment of corpus cavernosum is to promote the reconstruction of local microcirculation through sound wave energy. During treatment, the device generates mechanical waves of specific frequencies that directly act on the corpus cavernosum area of the penis. This physical stimulation can activate vascular endothelial growth factor and help repair damaged vascular endothelium. Clinical data shows that most patients can observe improvements in erection hardness and durability after completing 4-6 treatments. The treatment process does not require anesthesia, each session lasts about 15-20 minutes, and is performed every 3-5 days.
This therapy has certain limitations. It has limited effect on neurogenic or hormonal erectile dysfunction, and patients with severe atherosclerosis respond poorly. Some patients may experience slight bruising or temporary pain at the treatment site, which usually resolves on its own within 1-2 days. Contraindications such as coagulation dysfunction and acute inflammation need to be ruled out before treatment. The maintenance time of the effect varies from person to person, and some patients require consolidation treatment every 6-12 months.
It is recommended that shock wave therapy be carried out after evaluation by a professional andrologist. During treatment, you should maintain moderate exercise and avoid smoking and drinking. It can be combined with arginine-rich foods such as nuts, deep-sea fish, etc. to help maintain vascular endothelial function. If there is no improvement after 3 months of treatment, potential causes such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease need to be further investigated. Maintaining a regular schedule and a good attitude have a positive effect on the recovery of sexual function.
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