Shockwave treatment on your penis

Has anyone had the new shockwave treatment on their penis?

I decided to try it to reverse the normal age related declines, I was offered a discount if they could use my treatment for training so 6 young nurses each took their turn gripping the tip of my penis and doing the treatment up and down the shaft. by the end it was as stiff as a teenager. The training nurse took a long time cleaning all the jell off of me and she said the treatment certainly worked well on me.....

Sounds like a modern variation of the older electro-treatments of yesteryear, things that were all the rage before the Great War.

Back then it was electricity that supposedly helped work wonders on an afflicted body, now the newest wonder is supposed to be sound waves.

Seems like each era has their own favorite kind of energy pulse that is supposed to be beneficial. I bet when scientists (finally) learn to control gravity, we'll be seeing gravitational anomaly pulse treatments.

As for a penis becoming stiff after such a treatment, that organ can become stiff all by itself, simply due to memory pulses induced by the owner ... ha ha ha

Why not just pee on an electric fence

Sounds like torture preformed in Banana Republics. No thanks.

Yes, I've tried it a few times. I don't think it did much, if anything. There's a lot of alchemy out there, claiming to help, but in the end, there's no clinical evidence. If you want help with ED, ask your doctor for a referral to a urologist. They have the treatments that work.

Could the 6 nurses handling the tip of your penis and the extra "attention" the head (no pun intended) nurse paid in cleaning off the shaft have anything to do with the effectiveness of the treatment? Curious minds want to know!!!

I believe some posting here have not heard about Shockwave Treatment and are confused. Called Shockwave Therapy it used a wand to send some sort of sonic therapy to your penis supposedly increase blood flow. No Electric current! Has anyone had this done or gone to the $49.00 consultation? If so, do they give injection so they can do the ultrasound of your penis? Were you laying down or in stirrups for the exam?

They dont inject you they rub a numbing jell on your penis first

It actually works enhanced function has persisted for 6 months now

It actually works enhanced function has persisted for 6 months now

Where was your treatment, at a urologist? Gel to numb, then sound waves? Pain? It "cured" your ED?

Eric

They recommend six sessions. It gets quite expensive. At my sessions, they gave me a sublingual dose of Cialis for each session. You rub a topical anesthetic gel in your member before the session. I don't think it would be painful if you didn't. I lay on a table, naked from the waist down. They gave me a choice of a woman or a man to be my technician. I chose the woman. She spent about fifteen minutes per session (about one week apart) rubbing the wand on my penis and perineum (avoiding my testicles) while the machine made a series of rhythmic zaps on my skin. I did get erections during the sessions. I couldn't really say that my ED was truly successfully eliminated or even significantly better. I think these folks get their clients because older men enjoy having a young gal give them an erection and pay close attention to it and rub it for a while, and are able to get their wives to consent to it for the sake of their "health". Places like this have exploded around me. They do a lot of radio advertising. They seem to do a brisk business. They recommend one session per month thereafter for "maintenance". An Asian massage parlor is cheaper with longer sessions and is more satisfying. ED has many causes, but mostly it's circulation in older blood vessels. For my money, real medicine, from a real doctor, is the way to go.

I would welcome any penile treatment or examination, but not at that expense sadly

I couldn't really say that my ED was truly successfully eliminated or even significantly better. I think these folks get their clients because older men enjoy having a young gal give them an erection and pay close attention to it and rub it for a while, and are able to get their wives to consent to it for the sake of their "health".

This has the ring of full unvarnished truth.

Why not just pee on an electric fence

That was funny. I was actually with a friend once that did just that by accident and the scream he let out as he peed down his leg told me he wouldn't do it twice.

I have been curious about this myself, but in lieu of this have been receiving testosterone replacement therapy for the last 6 months, as well as sublingual cialis, just as needed/desired, from one of the "as seen on TV" vendors.

I have had excellent results and my intermittent ED/delayed ejaculation has fully resolved. My libido has also increased exponentially, though not in a way I would call abnormal, and I now achieve daily spontaneous erections even without the cialis, just like I used to.

I did go to see a urologist before trying this method, and my complaints / concerns were dismissed. The 38 year old male urologist suggested I try "different techniques" to achieve orgasm. I found that insulting since I've been having successful orgasms by multiple methods for longer than he's been alive. I'm quite certain the AMA party line does not support testosterone replacement, the obvious concern being the increased risk of cancer in older men which is probably why all of a sudden these 'clinics' have mushroomed, clearly A LOT of people are not content to watch their sex lives dissappear as they age.

The Low Intensity Shock Wave therapy seems to work for many men and it's beginning to receive the study and endorsement of certain members (pun intended) of the urology community too. It is logical that stimulating regeneration of healthy blood flow to the penis without medication is a good idea. However, they DO charge a lot of money for this treatment, and the device they use can be purchased online for about a tenth of the cost of the treatment subscription.

So I can see both sides of the issue. My own treatment is $200/month, plus $175 for 10 cialis troches, which I cut in half...but the subscription price also includes monitoring blood work and consultations as well as the medications, so it's not unreasonable. I guess it all comes down to how much is it worth to have satisfying sex in your 60's...it's worth it to me.

All the staff at the clinic I visit is male, though they have had two women there as well in the time I've been receiving treatment. One of them had a urology background and not only took my concerns seriously, she was very helpful with suggestions as to how to maximize the success of my treatment. She also knew the urologist I had seen and was not at all surprised by his dismissive attitude.

I'm sure most of the older straight men here on Zity like the idea of attractive young clinical women focusing their attention on our genitals, including most definitely myself but I'm actually just happy that my wife and I now enjoy sex several times a week just like we did when we were younger. Whatever it takes, I say.

The erection is a very complex mix of blood flow (+++ inflow, and - - - outflow), libido, testosterone/hormones, psychological factors, and more. Any of these factors can cause ED. With older men (especially those with high blood pressure), it is often possible to achieve an erection, but not possible to maintain erection to completion (very frustrating and embarrassing). Sudafed (the real stuff you have to sign the log to get over-the-counter) is a very effective medicine. It is also effective at killing or preventing erections. I get Androgel for testosterone supplement/replacement from the VA. I just had my blood tested, and it seems I may be using a bit too much. I was prescribed an anti-anxiety drug to help me sleep (Trazadone). After some time, I noted that the medicine induced an un-commanded erection. I thought that was a nice side effect. Then, one day I found myself unable to orgasm/ejaculate. I was at my local massage parlor, and the gal could not bring about an ejaculation, though she tried, tirelessly. Frustrated, she went and got another gal to help. After some time, I asked them both to stop since it was not going to happen. I was quite embarrassed and hoping that this was not the beginning of a problem that would continue into my senior years. When I got home I did some investigating, and learned that it was likely caused by the Trazadone, the same drug that gave me involuntary erections. I've given up the Trazadone, and I don't miss it. The problem is resolved.

Women face similar problems in later years of life. Hormone replacement can be quite effective for them, but has its own risks as well.

I think urologists may be getting on the acoustic shock therapy bandwagon because 1) It is quite lucrative; 2) It certainly won't harm the tissue (liability); 3) Any type of low paid medical staff can administer the treatment (medical technician, dental hygienist, etc.); 4) Men won't complain about the results if they don't work (embarrassment/shame/privacy); 5) Patients have asked them about it; 6) It is a "medically cleared" therapy by the FDA; 7) It is quite lucrative (yes, I repeat myself).

I will repeat my assertion: ED is a mostly physiological issue that should be addressed by a physician.

This lady seems to be a straight shooter:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A90MWr_9-nA

Hmmm, if it increases blood flow, I wonder if it would work to regrow hair too.

What a scam !!

Had schockwave tx. DID NOTHING. Save your money, this is total BS. . .Very expensive

Thankfully, at this point in my life, I don't need any ED therapy. That said, I found the video to be very informative with respect to studies, risks, outcomes, etc.

I do believe that if I found myself in need of ED therapy I would try to find one of the medical trials mentioned in the video. Trials are free and the research is benefited. Seems like a win-win situation. I would like to leave the medications and other more invasive processes as a last resort if at all possible.

Bought a little e-stem deal on E-bay. It has three different things that you can hook up on it. Two wrap arounds, one that you slide in your dick, and the other one that is a plug. You hook everything up and yes you get a little electricity just like any e-stim. But it won't make you young, dumb, and full of cum like when you were 18 years old.

You can buy the shockwave machines on amazon uk for around £300. It might be a nice extra piece of kit for playdocs who like to play with penises.

I wouldn't mind being treated with one just to see how it feels.