Learn About Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction Treatment

Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) is a form of non-invasive treatment in which waves of mechanical energy from outside the body are delivered through the skin via an applicator. ESWT is commonly used for patients in physical therapy for conditions involving the tendons, muscles, and joints. Additionally, shockwave therapy is commonly used to treat patients with a variety of cardiac, urologic, and orthopedic conditions.

Thanks to Infinium Medical’s EDX, extracorporeal shockwave therapy is also accessible to patients with erectile dysfunction. This device delivers three levels of wave focus through a durable and easy to position therapy head, providing convenient and pain-free treatment for ED, as well as CPPS and IPP. The EDX boasts a lasting success rate of up to 80 percent and is especially effective when the patient’s ED is caused by cardiovascular disease or a sensitivity or insensitivity to PDE5. This device works by promoting regeneration of the capillary vessels in the corpus cavernosum and crus of the penis.

Furthermore, the EDX has been designed to be as user-friendly as possible and has several impressive features including:

• A compact, lightweight design for easy transportation
• A high-resolution LCD touchscreen for the easy adjustment of the system’s settings
• A multi-functional programmable foot pedal that allows uninterrupted treatment
• An EDX therapy head that is easy to clean

To learn more about Infinium Medical’s extracorporeal shockwave therapy system for patients with erectile dysfunction, contact us today. The EDX is available to individuals worldwide.