Uncovering the Latest on Shockwave Therapy for ED: What You Need to Know in 2023

[@bruh0004]

Video's got it covered, but 'Titan Rod' ebook is the answer for ED. Trust me, it's a game-changer

[@minimoe5479]

I got it a month ago a friend suggested it and its just amazing

[@travelinben1966]

BS.

[@lilyaxthecobra1672]

Does it work for people with priapism problems?

[@Reed_______]

Kindly send me the e-book

[@arieskauhi]

Trust you....lmao

[@alparas2216]

In July of 1991 I was diagnosed with stage 4 Non Hodgkins Lymphoma and had surgery and six and a half months of intensive chemo therapy. Celebrating nearly 12 years cancer free! However, I have had significant ED since the chemo. I took the 9 week shock wave therapy (don't know which one it was) with no benefit. I'm greatful that I'm still here but would like to get my sex life back. The clinic where I took my treatments seemed legit but in talking with other patients in the waiting room hardly anyone seemed satisfied with the program. I'm sure my problem is severe nerve damage from the chemo. I haven't tried the oral medications because I'm sensative to side effects. I'm 76 but going strong. It would be nice to be able to get frisky once in a while. Just sharing my results.

[@terryrose6208]

@ Al Paras. I hope God blesses you with a full healing.

[@yas92]

Have you thought about a prosthetic ?

[@jkiser5143]

@@tampanativesonOmgosh 😳

[@jkiser5143]

😁😁

[@richardjones5255]

I have not had chemo or cancer, but I did have spinal issues, for which I had a superb operation that restored my ability to walk. However, I was left with a legacy of poor erection capability and some issues differentiating between bladder and other urgency. It no longer troubles my wife, as she died from her melanoma four months ago, but I know it was a source of disappointment to her. The side effects of recent medications have increased my issue in the sexual function area, but I guess at 77 it is something with which I must now live.

[@russellcarter8709]

The problem is that doctors are being overcharged for machines , the technology itself is very cheap to make and been used in other industries. However the equipment prices skyrockets with medical applications

[@DrRocketTurner]

True! A Storz shockwave generator was estimated for me to put into practice and 2-3 years ago, the sales rep wanted approximately $30,000 for a shock wave generator! Obscene pricing and profits for medical devices! Dr Rocket 🚀

[@Tampainian]

Got myself a machine from China. 21hz 10bar pneumatic shockwave. Was $885 after shipping and taxes.

[@abdelhamid6674]

​@@Tampainianis it worth it ?

[@jean-sebastienlouys1152]

​@@DrRocketTurner😅

[@congero113]

@@Tampainianmore information please

[@vmontijo]

One more data point is that I did go to a local clinic that specialized in "Men's Health" and they did offer the LiSWT... the cost for a 6-week trial was around $2,500... by comparison they also offered Testosterone injection therapy - which I tried for 4 weeks (4 weekly injections) for a cost of $200 ($50 per injection). In the week following the first injection, I was "on the fence" whether I could notice any results, but I was told not to expect immediate results. The week following the 2nd injection seemed to produce an improved response to ED medications (I still used and was encouraged to continue using Viagra and Cialis), and it also seemed that I was able to have more orgasms with the normal amount of sexual encounters/opportunities (4 in one week, up from an average of 2 orgasms per week - I am 62 years old). The 3rd and 4th weeks seemed to be more like the 1st week, where I didn't seem to notice much difference (again about 2 orgasms each week, with the same respective accompanying amount of desire. I hope this is helpful! Thank you for your ongoing informative videos!

[@audiS4fan2009]

I have the phoenix, and I've used from 10/15/2021 to 10/15/2022, my protocol was sessions one month on , one month off. right now I'm doing maintenance every other month. I can say confidently say that sound wave tech works!

[@bottanoog9545]

good to hear..im on my second week first month.. I also started with daily 5 MG tadalafil. also L-Citruline 3g daily..... Are you doing anything esle?? Thank you and congrats!

[@howardmccarthy5811]

Also happy to hear it. Just starting my 3rd week of the 1st month.

[@audiS4fan2009]

@@bottanoog9545 my nitric oxide numbers are pretty good already, but I also cycled Tadalafil (which you can take every three days) to open blood vessels. I also took black ginger powder to help with hormones and blood flow, and that destroyed my ED for sure.

[@audiS4fan2009]

@@bottanoog9545 I forgot to mention that I really don't need to take Tadalafil anymore.. I do take sometimes but only for fun lol

[@eddiemartinez1337]

Weird question….did your dick get all veiny after this much usage?

[@innermostbeing]

Thank you so much for taking the time to keep the community informed about the recent trends and development on sexual health topics, Dr. Rena!

[@innermostbeing]

@RenaMalikMD382 That's kind of you, Dr. Rena! One of the things that I admire and envy is about your specialization as this subject is still a taboo to be discussed by a woman in many parts of the world and especially India. Hat's off you, ma'am!

[@meanodustino9563]

Though I don’t require this treatment I have had shockwave treatment on a shoulder and after 3 treatments I’ve been pain free. 18months ago. Interesting research and I swear by it

[@rickraw100]

I love the way Rena explains everything.

[@chiebele9443]

This woman is super smart❤ All her researches and difficult detailed explanation just to keep folks going and happy. Hope you always sets your man to cloud 9? 😊

[@wwefanaddictable]

Never heard so much good, solid and greatly informative info on Shock Wave therapy like you've given here Doctor Malik. You've cleared up a lot of mud for me and helped me make my decision.

[@dennisszantyr7636]

Thank you doctor. You always share your knowledge both pro and con on so many topics. Deeply appreciated!

[@Athanasios001]

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[@Feeling877]

Why people are crazy for sex.

[@eddien.4135]

She is so awesome she’s talks. Such a word salad I lose her during the conversation but I love it. Keep up the great work. You are awesome.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@Givenlessa]

I don't love you mutch inwhat about if plague block's the arteries what happens with peace of plag when brake if brake at all?

[@einarreriksson4598]

I have an appointment in an hour and it's a relief to hear that. I should be good. I'm 51 but I don't smoke and I work out regularly. My issue is that it works when it wants to. Just a 1/4 of a pill works for me. My one issue is that I have MS.

[@antoinekaram3426]

Dr. Malik. I think just listening to your videos is more effective than shockwave therapy!

[@davidarroyo8831]

😂😂😂

[@perviggoouzerandersen4555]

Hi thank you for bringen ESWT to the attention of men with ED:-) I have treated men i Denmark fore ED for 10 years, And I just want to underline that FSW/ESWT cannot stand alone. If you have diabetes a balanced sugar level is so importent to a longterm result. Medicin kan only do so much. Diet and physical aktivities should always be included. It's the same with atherosclerosis. Pilles will only bring an extenssion in time before an even bigger crash. The longterm effekt by ESWT alone is not glamoures. Sexual activities, physical activities , work load, relation with the partner, medicin and so on, have to be a part of the equation. If you seek af more longterm succesfull treatment.

[@chancery]

Interesting. In 2005 I sold/leased the first ESWT device in Canada, to a prominent athletic physician in Toronto, for the treatment of plantar facietis. Up till then it had been used for the treatment of kidney stones. From what I learned from your video, the science hasn't advanced much in 18 years. Plantar facetious patients had to return every 6 months for more treatement, although they did experience some pain relief. Even then the explanation for relief was increased blood flow and an increase in platelets.lets hope the next 18 years produce more exact clinical evidence through well controlled studies.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@geckoproductions4128]

REALLY well prepared and presented. No fluff, just facts well presented. Thank you

[@BornFreeFilms]

So, what we need are studies to know which which type machine, which dosing, which setting, frequency of use, duration of treatment, etc. did the best and lower the price significantly ($50/treatment so more people can try it without insurance), the true efficacy rate, whether maintenance treatments are needed, and make it legal per informed decision (determined by patient). Edit: and like Captain Picard would say: Make it so! Now.

[@danteguyton7012]

If only the medical community would evaluate all prescription drugs with the same skepticism and concern for “safety & efficiency”! I guess when you take out the immediate & long-term earning potential of drugs as a motivational factor, we see a proportional disinterest in approving restorative treatments. Meanwhile it’s totally fine to FDA approve a drug or treatment so long as you tell the public of all the terrible side effects they may experience while taking them. I really struggle to understand the logic being used by those in possessions of “authority”.

[@ZoltanSzemak2]

Seems like money speaks and talk,Fda approves every damn chemical with all the side effects ,even death for people to take but have issues with non invasive safe no side effect tratment.

[@zerafians8145]

I've mentioned it once before but have you covered ED and gut/ bowl/ colon issues? Like gut bacteria imbalance and issues like IBS/ IBD. I think that would be a great video to make to educate men on how gut issues can GREATLY impact erections and seem like ED due to them. I mention because Ive personally experienced it for the last decade.

[@SpruceSculptures]

she has a video out about that already

[@Mutlap]

I have made serious attempts along these lines. I Lost 80 lbs and reduced the amount of sugar in my blood, I am a diabetic, and walk three times a day. Eat healthy food, I don't drink. Was never an everyday drinker. Glass of wine 3 or four times a year. I have gone from having no interest, and no erection to having a morning erection. It's important to understand that being with someone that one is attracted to is important. I didn't really have a good result with vigra.

[@ODK321]

@@Mutlap Glad you lost weight and got better and things started working but I get the feeling the guy was mainly talking about your gut microbiome like good gut bacteria vs bad good bacteria and taking probiotics and stuff but yeah, losing 80 lbs and a gut will definitely help with better erections

[@SuperJc321]

​@@Mutlapdoes your ed gone

[@JimChrystal]

You're amazing, Dr. Reena .Thank you

[@Nerdy_Aomeba]

Great video. You should do one for post Finasteride disorder. It caused me ED I’m 2 weeks and I know a ton of men that the same happened to them. Do a video on how to fix this.

[@hero.alexander]

How are you now ? I'm in the middle of it. Not going well.

[@JR-of5hp]

Wow I just looked it up. Of course it’s fda approved but shockwave isn’t A full head of hair but screwed for life. A crime

[@bobgrantavp4735]

Thank you for this update Dr Malik. I've been on the fence about getting one of the home shockwave devices. Now i will waite until futher studies are conducted. Please continue to keep us informed on this modality.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@jameswoodruff7182]

Thank you for the detailed information you provide to help have educated discussions with our doctors and knowing what factors we may need to take into consideration when having those discussions.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@happysalesguy]

I'd be very curious to see one of your fabulous videos on shockwave therapy for Peyronie's disease.

[@warrensanders5744]

How about the Phoenix? Hand held, proven (to some extent), and around $800! Sadly, I'm not going to spend that kind of money and find out that it "didn't work for me" , but it's there!

[@misteryudonnome]

I've tried the generic ali baba and phoenix. Phoenix cheap plastic broke the 4th time just screwing it on slightly tight. Some electrical tape temp fixed it. Too dang loud if you live in an apartment and respect others. The generic was quieter, more powerful cheaper and can be used for other areas that actually benefit better I would assume. I think there is potential for effectiveness. However, there's a lot of variables to factor. Just my assessment; proper technique. Full contact with constant pressure moving but slower is better. Phoenix directions are so specific to go straight line back and forth at the exact time I feel it distracts you from focusing on delivering proper energy to be effective. Personally, I felt shorter back and forth motions along the shaft end to end was better. Similar to scratching a lotto ticket perhaps. Also semi erect or mostly erect felt like it would be better and makes sense scientificly. Like comparing knocking on a piece of hardwood oak vs. balsa wood. The oak is louder because the sound waves are able to move through and not dispersed and muffled like a lesser dense balsa for example. Only my thoughts to be sensible. I don't know the specifics but I am intuitive and fairly educated. Also it's difficult to say how much is enough for 1 treatment. If you have efficient technique the time allowed by the phoenix could be enough but I doubt most have good technique. Even professional psycisians could have flawed technical. To be good ,like anything else takes practice and time. Assessing technique and adjusting to ensure optimal effectiveness. The machine automatically locks up and if you didn't do it very well you're not going to get a chance for 36 hours and by then you're starting over from scratch again because minute difference was made and nothing to build on so to speak. Which i think is logical. You are working small and slow gradually affecting the cells and building them to regenerate stronger. Hard to say how much time per session or time between because there's many variables the will decide this. Human error, skills of ability, psychological, mechanical, power of device and form of wave created that is needed to hit the precise area. It's more less a crap shoot maybe compare it to say a shot in the dark or pin the tail on the donkey. Lol ok not perfect comparison but it would be better if we could see the cells as the treatments progress. Maybe translucent penises with cell structure that's color differentiated to easily see contrast. Make necessary adjustments and apply to area in need.... While It's absolutely feasible to be possible logically speaking. It's minutely unsure with many variables for possible failure of complete success. I suppose is one way to think of it perhaps... Has potential lacks practical.

[@stolenlav-97]

Know your man's bruh

[@misteryudonnome]

@@stolenlav-97 I know my mans. Bruh. Thank you. Love to you and happy thoughts to you... for free! Please share with others. You are welcome. 🙏

[@stolenlav-97]

Blessings to you big man

[@ashleytaylor994]

Can you use it on shoulder ?

[@leezap]

Thanks for the review. I didn't know that there is a generic. I'll definitely look into it.

[@maliktahirhaleem5107]

DR THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR DETAILED INFORMATIONS & ANALYSIS ABOUT SHOCK WAVES THERAPY. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@peten409]

My sensitivity went way up and ed was helped a bit. I'd like to try it again it is hard to get a good cost effective clinic.

[@jimmccarville5152]

I was hoping you would have more information about how well it works in men that have gone through a prostatectomy which I had about two years ago and still not where I need to be. But you did bring up a good point that technology is changing and advancing more and more each year. Just trying to avoid the injections as that's the only thing I haven't done. Was hoping more advances in that type of therapy would have come further for prostate cancer patients that have gone through a prostatectomy.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@lyfandeth]

I'm not a doctor, but my understanding is that the shock wave therapy works on the tissue of the penis. The presence or removal of the prostate would seem unrelated. The NIH, Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins and other fairly respectable online sources should discuss this. On the injection... I hope you don't mean the widely advertised one for Peyrone's disease. That can cause irreversible damage, according to the manufacturer's own data sheets. Finding a competent urologist means asking for a lot of referrals, and probably paying for a consult and exam (bring you records) with several before you find one that treats you as an adult. Shows up on time. And gives you more information than you knew to ask for. Good luck. It is possible, just not easy.

[@gregcautrell1259]

I had a prostatectomy in August of 2019 and have not had much recovery of function. Have tried the injections and it does work, although the sensation is not like a natural erection and is rather disappointing in my opinion. The shot is not painful, you just have to get past the idea of stabbing yourself there. Worth trying in my opinion, perhaps your outcome will be different.

[@benafflek633]

Come on grow up she is here to help such people who needs these information that's it!

[@williamsmith2919]

Thanks Dr you help to clear the fog in all you tell us about. Good health and happiness to you. ❤️

[@schumanndrake9166]

Your knowledge is impressive and I think this could've been said in 45 seconds. . . with a lot more efficacy: "It sometimes works but talk with your doctor" 🤦‍♂️

[@themagnifique11]

Such a brilliant good speaker and very informative ❤️

[@Athanasios001]

Hello. Thanks for watching. You can send a personal message for questions, consultations and advice. ❤

[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Good information. I am still searching for recovery from prostatectomy 29 months pass by and the best hope it looks is quimestry ....but the one interfering and not helping is the mental psychological . But working on it. Must know your body can do it. Thanks for the video.

[@camerondrummond8283]

If the medical community would declassify the work done by Raymond Royal Rife, we would see that wave therapy goes much further than ED.

[@RabbiSteve]

Really appreciate the kind of comprehensive information you present here, Doctor. Thank you.

[@MrFredlthomasiii]

As always Doc, very informative!!!! Thanks for being the outstanding voice of knowledge!!!!!❤

[@Athanasios001]

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[@chess2u]

Is it possible to put a survey for the people who have the shockwave therapy and their feedback here? This will help

[@corymoore5093]

I think this would be present a problem with people that have suffered a heart attack and/or have a stint(s). Reduced blood flow is also caused by the calcification of the arteries and I would think that this type of treatment could cause some of the plaque to break free in the arteries which could then find it's way back to the heart possibly clogging up the the stint(s) and causing another heart attack.

[@whitewolf6730]

Well, they checked me and there was a 80% reduction in blood flow to the joystick. Sooooo, I signed up at a men’s clinic. Have had three treatments so far. Due to have three more for initial treatment. At this clinic, they will have me come back every year for a recheck. I am an ex diabetic, lost a lot of weight, currently work out with heavy lifting. A1C remains around 5.0. However in the diabetic years, how much nerve damage did it do? Anyway, we will see how it works.

[@Texaslawhorn]

How's it going? Good results?

[@boomdoxful2533]

This video was very thorough and informative. Thank you Dr.!!

[@DrRocketTurner]

Wow! What an intense and professionally astute analysis! Genius at work on informing us of developments in therapies for a number of different diseases and dysfunctions! Thank you for your excellent and comprehensive review!!! Amazing that you even are spot on on research design and subtleties of statistical analysis! Dr Rocket 🚀

[@maxbull135]

❤ You are a 10 very informative thank goodness I found you I've learned so much

[@Athanasios001]

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[@Maynardd]

It absolutely works! I bought one of these over a year ago and did it myself. Unbelievable! Let’s just say it hasn’t been that powerful for 15 years. 😉

[@Catalonia]

You buy a radial wave machine?

[@Maynardd]

@@Catalonia what I bought is called the Phoenix. You can easily look it up. At times can be uncomfortable to use. not painful, but uncomfortable. But it’s been over a year since I’ve used it and everything has stayed great!

[@jermainemurray1633]

I have one, didn’t work at all waste of money. I don’t see them advertising anymore online. I would recommend skipping this and just seeing a Dr.

[@Maynardd]

@@jermainemurray1633 certainly not bad advice. But it depends on your issue. There are many things that can cause ED.

[@diredino5299]

@@Maynardd hi have you gained in size with the phoenix ?

[@relaxinstillness4189]

Thanks for this video. Could you make one about the Phoenix hand held portable at home shockwave device for ED please?

[@muhammadbahjutafroz4631]

What a beautiful doctor.

[@tjm9565]

My urologist says, "ehhh ... they are not there yet." Most offices do NOT have the highest-end machine. The University of Miami is on the cutting edge of trails, so you should look to see what they've found.

[@mg43472]

You mentioned a different depth for the two types.. 3 cm and 10 to 12 cm.. did you mean millimeter? 10 to 12 is huge!

[@jobjacobs4719]

Gainswave works , lt create new blood vessel and it works for diebatic and high blood pressure, errection without no medication , along with exercise running or walking and bike cycling helps even more , that is hope.

[@macktruk13]

Dr Malik, do you have any data on the efficacy of the portable or home shockwave devices (Phoenix etc.)? Are you aware if the at-home devices are Focused shockwaves? Thank You

[@AdamGeest]

Surprised, she didn’t address this in the video itself

[@AdamGeest]

Huge issue

[@waynenace8326]

I can absolutely vouch for the phoenix. It has worked miracles for me in just over 2 months. Had a severe blood flow problem have over a dozen stints in my legs so you can probably understand my blood flow was minimal. Back to normal with the help of the shock wave called the phoenix. No I don't get paid by them, getting my love life back was payment enough for me.

[@AdWiid]

the Phoenix is a scam. They are stealing buyers money. I STUGGLED TO GET HOLD OF 1000 BYERS WHO TEIED IT. 0% EFFECACY RATING. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON IT AND FOR SURE NOT OB ANY OF THE DEVICES MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO. IT'S 2AY OUT TO EXPENSIVE AND THERE IS NO PROOF THAT IT ACTUALLY WORKS!!!! RATHER OPT FOR A PUMP-FUNCTIONAL DUAL CILINDRIC PENILE IMPLANT AND VACURECT PENILE DEVICE

[@eric640]

Wow the editing and sound were a mess on this one, but great comprehensive coverage of - we don't know yet. Thanks for the info.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@anlze9557]

This doc is the crème de la crème of all things sci-med, high end research, statistical interpretation, accuracy, honesty, communication ability, and hotness.

[@AwesomeLife-h6p]

This procedure works and last permanently. ED is a failure of your entire circulatory system and often a signal of a future heart attack and stroke. Have your heart checked out with contrast/die for blockages and opt for necessary surgeries to fix it.

[@dr.arulshah5811]

Doctor Rena, here many people's are benefited from U Doctor, ... & here people's TRUST American Doctors for their great perfection,... thanks all the best.

[@rizwanuddin4388]

Good information Dr Malik, you are looking amazing in new attire .👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@JoshNix04]

I am a Chiropractor and I recently bought a electromagnetic shockwave machine. I charge $50 for musculoskeletal conditions. I cant imagine charging $250 or more for E.D. treatments. I would probably charge $75 honestly. They are way overcharging everyone. You can get professional grade shockwave devicrs for a couple grand from China.

[@christopherlund9038]

But some of the devices on the market are apparently crap and a waste of money. How to know which one to buy?

[@davden965]

Where are you located

[@JoshNix04]

Okc

[@davden965]

@@JoshNix04 office name

[@JoshNix04]

Manchester Chiropractic

[@pguerrero329]

What's your opinion on the Phoenix at home shock wave therapy?

[@hitmusicworldwide]

"Under medical supervision" means that the supervising MD can't be playing golf on a course over 100 miles away and ) or must always be within the same time zone that the procedure is being performed in.

[@BdogFinal14]

Thank you, extremely informative. I’m interested, but need an “at home” option. During an in office session, I know I would have an embarrassing accident. Several times.

[@H...9346]

Dear Rena, I watched all of your videos and Im enjoying them. You probably will never read what Im saying but if you do, can I just say how frustrating it is that you have an answer for everything except that Im suffering from Lichen Sclerosus and that's the one that you have no cure for. How disappointing ❤🇨🇮

[@RedTex45]

My experience mirrors your conclusions, but I would add one thing: those who perform the treatments have highly variable levels of skill and experience, typically having gotten between one hour and one day of training. They are often young women with no medical training whatsoever, selected for their physical appearance rather than their skills - at shockwave treatment...

[@VTPSTTU]

Thank you for this video. I don't know whether you would be risking too much by being specific, but there's a device made for home use that is being marketed online right now. I've seen ads for this device on Instagram. Is that one a radial shockwave device? Do you think it has any value or is it mostly a scam? Once upon a time, I trusted the big drug companies. In more recent years, I've gone from general trust to general distrust. I have to wonder whether part of the reason that these devices aren't studied as much is that the big drug companies are able to control what treatments are studied and what treatments aren't studied. They would rather have people buying their drugs than receiving treatment for a month or two and then being able to enjoy life without drugs.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@MrDavezebra]

Thank you for this update. My concern/question would be about treatment options for older Type II diabetics.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

I am happy to have never had erectile problems. I am 60 now and ready to go.

[@RM.....]

Awesome.

[@BadBobV65]

Dr Malik, what are your thoughts on the Pheonix device for use at home?

[@macktruk13]

Do you think there is a short-term? (say 6 months) improvement for diabetic ED?

[@JimMiller-zd4zu]

Any studies yet with Red Light Therapy (Kineon Move+) as an ED treatment?

[@pijnto]

On the subject of ED, I would love to hear your views on Dutasteride and the apparent fact that it causes ED that can last years.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@lyfandeth]

Never heard of that. From multiple good docs and pharmacists.

[@pijnto]

@@lyfandeth You apparently don't get informed until it is too late. I was was on it, caused ED, stopped taking it the ED went away it seems as some people are not so lucky

[@dangerousbear4658]

So my take away from this is , since I have type 2 diabetes I'm just s o l . I don't know if I am moderate or severe, ( it's slowly getting worse) their is another lady that does men's health that recommends a hand held shockwave device ( costs about 400. Dollars) and a penis pump)( yech). What I am most worried about is she says ed is a circulation problem. You lost small blood vessels down there now but you can still just as easily lose small vessels in other places ( like your eyes)...I like my eyes...don't want to lose them. Surely this should be taken more seriously by insurance and doctors. ❤

[@danielpilachowski2424]

This info is extremely helpful.

[@edgenovese]

Is electro shock therapy being used to repair nerve damage for Neuropathy ? This caught my ear. How about those personal units you can buy for home use? What are the risks of self treatment without professional skills? Love your channel.

[@Athanasios001]

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[@brianconnolly4069]

It would be most valuable if you could review the research and marketing hype of popular commercial wave products. I suspect people are losing millions$ on these. The Phoenix, a suspiciously small device for at home shock wave therapy, claims to use BOTH radial AND focused waves. 'Gainswave' is a franchise that also claims their machine uses both waves and also cites (bogus?) research that backs up their hype.

[@sailingnomad4963]

Regarding the different wave depths, why would you opt for 4-8 inches of depth with focused waves instead of up to 3 inches with radial? Maybe I’m making assumptions, but I though the therapy would be applied laterally, not starting at the tip.

[@tcb5141]

Lots of information to look over. Thanks Doctor.

[@waynenace8326]

I absolutely can vouch for the phoenix, 2 months ago I though my love life was over , it is now back to what it was in my 30's and that was over 30 years ago.... fortunately my wife is younger than me. I doubt. I make it to 80 so I will probably be across the great divide by the time it fails again. At least I should leave earth happy!

[@AdamGeest]

How long did it take for you to see results. Other commentators on here endured treatments for a month. With the phoenix you can pursue similar treatments on and off continuously for a year or more. Perhaps that makes the difference.

[@waynenace8326]

@Adam Geest 102007 I knew life was coming back after 10 days and probably 3 weeks to comple function but it keeps improving. I'm in the 2nd month of treatment with the month off in between as recommended.

[@douglasbriel6103]

Doctor Rachel here on YT said unless we change diet and stop smoking, it's not going to last. What should Diabetics do?

[@wilsonaguilar8394]

I'm not a doctor but i want to share my experience and results with a TENS machine. I did research on this type of shockwave therapy. To my surprise, i bought me a TENS machine, and to my surprise it was very effective. Its the exact same concept, trust me. Shockwave therapy's goal is to clear your arteries and also trigger new arteries to be created, therefore you will have better blood flow to your penis. Its like working out your muscles. Simple common sense science. Try a TENS machine before any of these expensive procedures at a clinic. You'll also have the freedom to do it at home, whenever you want, and can change multiple frequencies and modes. Start with low intensity and move up as comfortably. It has been working for me so far. Good luck and God bless.

[@Dream99972]

Im only 18 year old can i ask u questions bout it sir i dont have experience and im Afraid can i ask u questions?

[@jamesthompson545]

She is so nice to look at, I really don’t care about the information to any significant degree. Really a doll. 13:57

[@IPlayOneOnT.V.]

Well, keep this channel in mind, because some day you might need all this information to a very significant degree.

[@Athanasios001]

Hello. Thanks for watching. You can send a personal message for questions, consultations and advice. ❤

[@JoeJ-8282]

So I wonder what exact type of device is the one that you see all over the internet called "The Phoenix"? It costs about $1000, MANY times less than the treatments administered in clinics by doctors, and the Phoenix device can be used by yourself in the privacy of your own home, but I just wonder what exact type of device it is, AND if it's actually effective or not. Any actual factual info you know about or that you can find about the Phoenix brand handheld shockwave therapy device would be helpful to know for anyone potentially interested in it! Hopefully you at least see this comment, and may know something about that device from your professional experience and knowledge.

[@larryhand7219]

Isn’t the primary use of lithotripters is the treatment of bladder, ureteral and kidney stones?

[@bad-ai-songs]

The information in this video is great. However, the intro text is misleading: "Shockwave therapy offers a long-lasting solution that can improve your sexual performance and boost your confidence." According to the video itself, the efficacy of the technology is not nearly so well established or positive as this statement implies.

[@kmvegas]

So did I understand correctly, if ED is caused by Type 2 Diabetes then Shockwave Will Not help? That being the case how does a person determine the cause of their ED, if they have both Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Desease?

[@cajunman6892]

DR Malik; 1st Thanks for another great video that peaks clearly without hype. Now a question: What is/are the tissue/tendons that can cause a shortening of the penis during a hernia surgery? I am about to go in for hernia repair #4 and during # 3 I went to half-length. I want to mention this to my surgeon so he can be attentive to this possibly being an issue in my case. Thanks for all you do.

[@glennshufford5815]

Rena Malika thanks you lady for everything for helping me

[@dewholdingsllc1050]

So far I am skeptical about this therapy. Has done 0 zip nada for me.

[@VRtechman]

Dr. RENA you should've seen the Freeve trailer of their new series! 😬 That I saw before your video! 😮 And people think this topic is offensive! 😅

[@walterbriggs272]

Having type 2 diabetes has killed my sex life, cialis does help but my wife gets frustrated from irregular effects and ability to stay hard. The meds to combat type 2 also don’t help. It’s a horrible disease

[@johngaspar4425]

Moral of the story: After you get the treatment strart eating healthy - no dead animal foods or their fluids, no free oils, no smoking, Just move to a starch based low fat diet like your great grand father used to eat, and remember he had kids at an old age.

[@BobHarris-ns1mn]

I paid £3000 for this treatment, a complete waste of money.

[@larryludlow9660]

I think you should include the cost of that treatment & others in your information ! I checked into the cost it is the Thousands of Dollars & months of treatment..

[@seanmann863]

Thai choppy cutting in and out made it, "Hard" no pun intended, to follow what the good Dr. was saying. I had to re-watch 4 times

[@frankjspencejr]

The circumference of the average flaccid penis is 3.67 inches. So the diameter of the average penis is 3.67/π = 1.17 inches. 3cm = 1.18 inches So why is a device that penetrates 10 cm better than one the penetrates 3 cm?

[@michaelbaja1854]

Good question....I think it reaches the medical professional's wallet better.

[@JoshNix04]

It's not better

[@christopherlund9038]

Could she have meant to say mm instead of cm?

[@r.c.salyer3652]

Hey Doc. why aren't Doctors using this to treat Periferal Nueropathy? Seems like it might be appropriate for that?

[@gratefuladventurer.8815]

Good video and you say the treatment is about 6 weeks but you didn’t say how many treatments are in that 6 week period. How often does a person have to go for shock wave treatment?

[@lufknuht5960]

I wish ur lectures were written out somewhere. It takes way too much time to listen. I can read 3x faster or more, & I can skip irrelevancies. But it looks like you have nothing written. Thanks.

[@PremiumUserUltra]

Thanks for continuing to make content

[@hosieryadvocate]

After less than a minute of watching, I just realized that you appear to be wearing what might a dress for an evening out...and if so, then you came back and filmed while you were still looking good. If so, then I hope that you had a great time at the event!

[@christopherbenson1976]

Would you use the acoustic Class I device in your practice? Would love your thoughts on this. Thank you, Rena!

[@tvpredicta8756]

Thanks for an excellent follow up to your first video on shockwave therapy. I've seen that a focussed wave home-use device is available, do you know anything about it? I suspect it's probably overpriced snake oil, but it would be great to get an expert opinion. Fortunately, I only have mild ED, but like many people, taking medications is bothersome. And then there's planning, not easy when I'm single. To be able to skip medications until the condition worsens would greatly reduce my anxiety if I should be able to meet someone. I'm in Australia BTW.

[@gregdavidson5898]

I'm unclear if you are saying the RADIAL wave therapy is not as good as the Focused types. I treat back, neck, joint pain patients. Heels spurs are difficult to treat, etc. I thought the Radial wave type would be a good choice and affordable to purchase. Should I expect NOT to get good results for ED with the Radial wave machines (eg. Chattanooga brand).? TIA