Various clinical trials involving men have revealed that low-intensity extracorporeal shock waves (LiESWL) can enhance erections, particularly in individuals with mild erectile dysfunction. A considerable number of patients, around 40%, who rely on erection pills express dissatisfaction or experience intolerable side effects. Shock wave therapy provides a viable alternative for many of these individuals, helping them discontinue the use of medications.

Through animal studies, we have gained insights into the precise mechanism of action. This not only helps to clear the blood vessels of plaque, but also reduces inflammation.

It is important to note that shock wave therapy may not be effective for everyone. Patients at the extreme end of the spectrum, as well as those who have undergone radical pelvic surgery, are unlikely to benefit from this treatment. Men seeking penile enlargement exclusively should explore alternative options.

• Individuals who have had positive responses to ED pills , but desire a more holistic approach.
• Individuals who have encountered unpleasant side effects from PDE5 inhibitors.
• Individuals who find the use of vacuum erection devices inconvenient.
• Individuals who are dissatisfied with the effectiveness of vasoactive injection therapy.
• Individuals who find intra-urethral pellets uncomfortable or inconvenient.
• Individuals who experience reduced rigidity, fullness, or turgidity in their erections, despite maintaining potency.
• Individuals who have observed a gradual decline in sensation during sexual intercourse may experience heightened and rejuvenated sensations.

Uroshock offers the convenience of being able to perform the treatment while sitting, standing, or lying down. Unlike other acoustic wave machines, Uroshock operates quietly, ensuring that it doesn't create loud and startling sounds that may disturb others at home.

To enhance the glide of the Uroshock tip on the penis and facilitate the transmission of shock waves, it is recommended to apply a water-soluble lubricant before use. This also acts as a coupling agent.

The treatment is generally pleasant and calming for most patients. However, for those with heightened sensitivity, 5% Lidocaine jelly (available without a prescription) can be used. Both the water-soluble lubricant and Lidocaine jelly are conveniently accessible on our website.

Before using the device, ensure that it is fully charged. Each charge, powered by our premium battery, lasts for multiple applications. To power on the device, simply press the button located at the bottom of the unit. Pressing the button multiple times increases the frequency of the shock waves.

The shock wave tip should be gently and sequentially stroked over the top 2/3 of the penis. Avoid treating the bottom of the penis to prevent urethral injury, and avoid treating the glans penis (head). The corpora cavernosa, responsible for erections, are located in the top 2/3 of the penis. Treat the dorsum, which is the part of the penis closest to the body when pulled straight up.

After treatment, there are no specific restrictions, except abstaining from sexual activity on the day of treatment. Patients taking PDE5 inhibitors can continue their usage. It may take 3 months or longer to achieve maximum benefit from Uroshock treatments, and during the initial weeks of treatment, patients may still require medications. Patients can also continue using vacuum erection devices and injections, but not on the same day as treatment.

Not all patients will be able to discontinue the use of medications, injections, or vacuum devices. While some patients may experience improved erections, additional support may still be necessary.

At Uroshock, we understand the sensitive nature of erectile dysfunction and strive for the best possible outcomes for our customers. We stand behind our products and encourage you to reach out to us during normal office hours with any concerns or questions you may have.

Certainly! In some cases, patients who have become unresponsive to oral erection pills may experience improved responsiveness after undergoing shockwave therapy. If your doctor determines that you are a suitable candidate for ED pills , but you have noticed a decrease in their effectiveness, you may find that shockwave therapy enhances your response. It is generally recommended to continue using the pills during shockwave therapy as long as your doctor considers it safe for you.

There are various vacuum erection devices available on the market. These devices function by drawing blood into the penis and are considered safe when used according to the manufacturer's instructions. Incorporating the use of a vacuum erection device between shockwave therapy sessions may complement the effects of the shockwave therapy.