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Alma Duo: Erectile Dysfunction Shock Wave Therapy

Wave Therapy for ED Near You in Philadelphia, PA

Shockwave Therapy Machine

Wave therapy works by focusing specially-designed sound waves on the area of the penis responsible for erections. This boosts blood flow to the penis and results in the formation of new blood vessels through neovascularization.

  • Little or no discomfort
  • No Downtime
  • No Needles
  • No Anesthesia
  • No Surgery(the risks section says it can cause pain)
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Wave Therapy for ED

Wave therapy for erectile dysfunction, also known as shockwave therapy or shockwave treatment, is a conservative option meant to improve male sexual health and treat the symptoms of ED. Blood flow is critical to erectile function, improving blood flow may help ED symptoms in some men. Shockwave therapy does not cause drug side effects.

Wave therapy is considered a conservative treatment for ED since it does not involve any surgery or prescription drugs. 

Let’s examine wave therapy for ED and learn about how it can improve men’s health.

How does the Alma Duo work?

Most men feel little or no discomfort during treatment. Low-intensity shockwave therapy is a newer, non-drug option for ED. ED is a vascular issue and is caused by poor blood flow to the erectile tissue of the penis. Studies of low-intensity shockwave therapy suggest it may improve blood flow in some men. More research is needed.

This treatment, also used to heal broken bones and injured ligaments, and may help improve blood vessel function in the penis. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy works by placing a wand-like device near different areas of your penis. The device emits gentle pulses that trigger improved blood flow. This treatment takes approximately 15 minutes and usually causes little discomfort.

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Risks and Side Effects

Shockwave therapy is not FDA-approved or FDA-cleared for treating ED. The risks associated with low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy are limited since it is not a surgical treatment.

There can be mild side effects following wave therapy for ED, but they are typically limited to temporary discomfort or pain at the treatment site.

Is Wave Therapy Right For You?

This treatment is for those that:

Have been diagnosed with Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Have difficulty keeping an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse
Ask your provider whether it may be an option if you have Peyronie's disease