Shockwave treatment for ED should be performed by whom
AlthoughFocus Shockwaveit is a safe procedure (non-surgical),the results and safety depend on proper assessment and supervisiontherefore it should be done under the care ofSpecialist doctor(urology/mens' health) not a general store or someone without medical knowledge
Why is a specialist important
- Diagnosing the root cause first— ED can arise from various causes; if the root cause is not identified, Shockwave may not be the answer
- Choosing the type/power/number of points appropriately— has a direct impact on whether it will be effective
- Screening for contraindications— some individuals should not undergo it (e.g., easy bleeding, infections in the area)
- Collaborative treatment planning — Many cases require combination with medication/hormone adjustment/psychological care
Choosing a safe place that won't waste your money
Things to consider: There areSpecialist doctors assess before actual treatment · UseStandardized and appropriate equipment (SeeHow many types of Shockwave are there) · Transparency regarding courses and prices · Bewareof abnormally low pricesor places without medical supervision, as they may be ineffective and risky
At MENdical, who takes care of you
At MENdical Clinic, ED treatment with Shockwave is under the care ofa specialized urology medical team and a multidisciplinary teamassessing individually and privately. Read the overview at ED Shockwave guideor consult atFocus Shockwave service
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does Shockwave for the penis need to be done by a doctor?
It is highly recommended, as a specialist doctor will diagnose the cause, select the appropriate type/energy, screen for contraindications, and plan collaborative treatment, which affects both safety and outcomes
Can Shockwave be done at a regular shop?
Not recommended, as places without a physician's assessment may use equipment or energy that is not suitable for treating ED, fail to identify the underlying cause, and pose risks if there are contraindications. It is advisable to choose a facility with specialized physicians.
How to choose a place for Shockwave to get the best value?
Check if there are specialized physicians assessing before the procedure, ensure the equipment is standard and appropriate, be transparent about the course/pricing, and be cautious of unusually low prices, as they may not be effective and could require repeat treatments.
Can I do Shockwave at home with a machine purchased online?
Not recommended. Machines sold commercially are often not of the level used to treat ED, and performing it without diagnosis/supervision by a physician carries risks of ineffectiveness and danger.
