What is Shockwave Therapy Machine for ED Treatment

Low-intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy (LI-ESWT) is a novel modality that has recently been developed for treating erectile dysfunction (ED). Unlike other current treatment options for ED, all of which are palliative in nature, LI-ESWT is unique in that it aims to restore the erectile mechanism in order to enable natural or spontaneous erections. Results from basic science experiments have provided evidence that LI-ESWT induces cellular microtrauma, which in turn stimulates the release of angiogenic factors and the subsequent neovascularization of the treated tissue. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) has been clinically investigated and applied in several medical fields with various degrees of success. High-intensity shock wave therapy is used for lithotripsy because of its focused mechanical destructive nature, and medium-intensity shock waves have been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties and are used for treating a wide array of orthopedic conditions, such as non-union fractures, tendonitis, and bursitis. In contrast, LI-ESWT has angiogenetic properties and is therefore used in the management of chronic wounds, peripheral neuropathy, and in cardiac neovascularization. As a result of these characteristics we initiated a series of experiments evaluating the effect of LI-ESWT on the cavernosal tissue of patients with vasculogenic ED. The results of our studies, which also included a double-blind randomized control trial, confirm that LI-ESWT generates a significant clinical improvement of erectile function and a significant improvement in penile hemodynamics without any adverse effects. Although further extensive research is needed, LI-ESWT may create a new standard of care for men with vasculogenic ED.

What is ESWT Therapy Machine (extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy)

Shockwaves generated in the device can be used to change a chemical environment where

a wound exists and enables tissues to produce and release a chemical substance that suppresses pains.

Moreover, the shockwave can destroy the cell membrane of a pain receptor to prevent pain signals

from being generated and propagated. Furthermore, shockwave induces the generation of endorphins

to make an affected part less sensitive to pains. Due to their combined effect on wounds, the above

mechanisms can achieve a long-term therapeutic effect on pains.

ESWT Shock wave therapy function

ESWT shock wave therapy can use for: physiotherapy body pain relief, ED function slimming fat
weight loss cellulite reduction Sports Injury Recovery Rehabilitation therapy
You can click each button to enter the function
In the right column, when you click a different button
the mannequin figure will show you different body check chapter

Highlights of the shock wave machine therapy

1.Unique air-cooling technology that lengthens the service life of the machine

2.A few treatment heads for the choice that can be applied to different parts

3. The handle has LCD display parameters, frequency and intensity can be adjusted directly on the handle

Li-ESWT low intensity shockwave Therapy For ED

Officially called low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy (Li-ESWT),

the procedure is more commonly known as shockwave therapy

Treatment consists of noninvasive low-intensity sound waves that pass through erectile tissue,

restoring natural erectile function by clearing plaque out of blood vessels and encouraging the growth

of new blood vessels. The shockwave treatment offers a cure in that it reverses the problems that cause

the dysfunction in the first place — the most desired win-win outcome coveted by men with ED.

• Treats the cause, not just the symptoms
•Enables Spontaneous Erections
•Visible Results within 3 weeks
•Offers proven clinical long-term results
•Completely safe with no side effects •Non-invasive, totally painless
•Triggers natural repair mechanisms by increasing blood flow
•Restores sex life with stronger, firmer, longer-lasting erections
•70%+ Success Rate
•Compatible with other treatments

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