Priapus Shot ™ and Cardiovascular in Men

October 30, 2014

Priapus Shot ™ and Cardiovascular in Men – How to Rejuvenate Your Love Life

Priapus Shot ™ and Cardiovascular in Men. Research shows that as men age while struggling with Erectile Dysfunction, they are more likely to suffer from a cardiovascular problem. ED must be treated immediately.

The gift of life is one of the most valuable assets we can ever have as mankind. Of all treasures we possess life comes first and that cannot be changed. It is therefore very important that we take keen interest of anything that may be affecting our life health wise and take rapid or immediate corrective measures. For many men erectile dysfunction is a health condition which denies them full enjoyment of their sex life and things may become worse if this condition becomes or introduces another health complication to the already struggling body. It is believed that erectile dysfunction is associated with heart disease otherwise known as cardiovascular unrest. We are going to be discussing this topic in relation to the benefits we can accrue from Priapus shot as a means of treating heart diseases in men.

For many men, a reduction in testosterone levels can manifest through a variety of symptoms and conditions none of which is more frightening than erectile dysfunction. When testosterone levels go down, the ability to achieve and maintain firm erections is negatively impacted on, as it becomes difficult for the body to increase blood flow into the penis. It is therefore true that erectile dysfunction is treated with a variety of medications, it is important to note that not all of them are convenient or even safe for consistent use. Men who have heart conditions for instance are prohibited from taking common erectile dysfunction medications. It’s a very bad condition because you’re more likely to have erectile dysfunction with low testosterone levels, which also put you at risk for developing heart disease, high blood pressure, and other dangerous chronic symptoms.

Nonetheless if your sex life or self-confidence is distress from erectile dysfunction, it’s time to get out and seek for help from the professionals who will administer treatment using the new technology of Priapus Shot, the mode of treatment will not put your heart at risk. I understand that you may not know from where to begin, at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care, this treatment method is positively embraced and doctor Akoury does this to perfection. All you need to do on your part is to schedule for an appointment with her to commence treatment and reduce the risk of developing heart diseases.

The Priapus Shot (or “P Shot”)

This exclusive and innovative injection was created based on the following premise:

If cosmetic treatments that utilize platelet-rich plasma (or PRP) are able to produce firmer facial skin by stimulating healthy blood flow, then couldn’t a similar approach be taken toward those suffering from erectile dysfunction?
In fact the founder of the Vampire Facelift (which utilizes PRP treatments) developed the Priapus Shot for those who find it difficult to maintain an erection.
Therefore the Priapus Shot™ uses blood-derived growth factors to rejuvenate the penis.
It is a natural process that the body does not reject, and has been found to be very successful.
It is common for men to have decreased testosterone levels, which in turn, develops into problems in their sex life.
The Priapus Shot when administered professionally will ensure harder erections and increase the size of your penis.
It therefore boosts the sensation with blood circulation to achieve the desired result and it has been proved to satisfy many men who struggle with ED.

Some of the advantages of using the Priapus Shot as a treatment method for erectile dysfunction may include the following:

Results are immediate; as soon as the shot is administered, the penis becomes fuller and firmer. This can straighten and strengthen the penis, which is ideal for men who may be self-conscious of its shape.

There are very negligible side effects if any since the Priapus Shot is created from the PRP within your own body.

There’s a visible increase in size, with improved blood circulation. This helps to create a much improved penis, thus cutting down risks for future erectile dysfunction.

If you are already taking erectile dysfunction medications, the Priapus Shot actually activates these medications to work better.

There’s no lumpiness associated with this treatment, meaning that you’ll achieve the aesthetic look that will make you feel confident again.

Indicators of cardiovascular vulnerability in men

It is widely believed that ED is one of the indicators of cardiovascular vulnerability in men. How true this is, will form the basis of our discussion. As has been stated there are many resulting effects from Erectile Dysfunction but more importantly there is an increased risk of cardiovascular issues. Experts while looking at hospital admissions and comparing cardiovascular events with a view of verifying levels of erectile dysfunction established the following statistics (i.e. the list provided below indicate percentage that represents the males with erectile dysfunction).

2% for men aged 45–54 years
8% for men aged 55–64 years
2% for men aged 65–74 years
0% for men aged 75–84 years
4% for men aged 85 years and over

The study clearly shows that as men age while struggling with Erectile Dysfunction, they are more likely to suffer from a cardiovascular problem. After the results were collected, the experts concluded that men with erectile dysfunction were more likely to develop ischemic heart disease, heart failure, peripheral vascular disease, and other causes of cardiovascular disease than men without erectile dysfunction. Besides that cardiovascular problems have been associated with erectile dysfunction and here is the key point. Things that cause the narrowing and hardening of the heart’s arteries also prevent blood flow to the penis, which leads to difficulty experiencing (and maintaining) an erection.

Erectile Dysfunction may not always be a direct indicator of cardiovascular issues however it will be safer to periodically check the problem and if you are already experiencing Erectile Dysfunction then it will very important that you seek immediate medication not just anywhere but from the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center with Doctor Akoury who will evaluate your condition professionally and offer lasting treatment solution using Priapus shot technology. It is very necessary that you get to know the background of this highly respected doctor globally. Besides her over two decades of practice doctor Akoury is also the founder of AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, a health facility offering exclusive NER Recovery Treatment to everyone including other physicians and health care professionals through various means including trainings, clinical apprenticeships, webinars and seminars. Therefore being at this facility to be attended to by doctor Akoury is the perfect opportunity you need. Call now and be part of many qualified professional who have become a part of this truly successful and fast health solution for many.

Priapus Shot ™ and Cardiovascular in Men – How to Rejuvenate Your Love Life

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm

October 24, 2014

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm – How do erections work?

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm are components in sex life that goes together and there omission renders sex less enjoyable.

Have you ever asked yourself what happens to your body when you get turned on sexually? It is very important that you get to understand the facts behind the reasons of this question.

First, it’s always a good idea to have an understanding of how your own body works, including the sexual parts. That way, you can be comfortable with the way your body responds as you get sexually excited and you will also have a better idea if something is wrong that you should see a doctor about.

Second, while no two people are exactly the same in the way they respond sexually, knowing what happens to the male and female body during the process of sexual arousal and orgasm will give you some idea of how a sexual partner’s body responds when he or she is sexually excited. Having a basic understanding of your own body’s sexual response and your partner’s sexual response can be an important building block for a mutually satisfying sexual relationship. This may be challenging and so talking to the experts and qualified professionals from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care will be vital to help you have the facts right. This is the home of all sexual arousal solution. A call to doctor Akoury will not just give you the understanding of what you can do but will also medically treat any form of dysfunctions for a perfect and fulfilling sex life.

Sexual arousal usually begins in the brain. That is, your brain responds to a sexy thought or image or having a feeling of closeness or affection toward a partner, or the touch of a partner by sending signals to the rest of your body, especially the genital area. For both men and women, one of the major components of physical sexual arousal is increased blood flow to the genital area causing the clitoris to swell and harden in women and the penis to become erect in men. Also, for both women and men, the heart beats faster, blood pressure increases, and breathing becomes more rapid. So in some basic respects, the process of male and female sexual response is quite similar. But because males and females have different reproductive organs we need to look at how sexual arousal affects the genital area separately.

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm – Women

For women, a number of things happen as sexual arousal triggered in the brain increases blood flow to the genital area. The vagina becomes lubricated with fluid that seeps through the walls of the vagina. Due to the increased blood flow, the clitoris swells slightly and hardens, becoming more visible and sensitive to touch. As sexual arousal continues and increases, the outer third of the vagina tightens and the opening becomes a little smaller. As a women gets close to having an orgasm, the clitoris retracts, becoming a little less visible.

For most women, having an orgasm requires some form of stimulation of the clitoris or clitoral area. The orgasm consists of a series of 3 to 15 contractions of the muscles around the vagina. The first few contractions are the most intense, coming about a second apart, and then they becomes weaker and farther apart. During the orgasm, the woman’s uterus and anus may also rhythmically contract.

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm – Men

It is important to appreciate that the most obvious physical sign of sexual arousal in men is erection of the penis. The increased blood flow into the penis causes it to harden for the action. As the spongy tissue inside becomes filled with blood, pressure is put on the veins inside the penis which prevents blood from flowing out which helps to keep the penis hard. The continuation of sexual arousal enables the penis to become even harder and the head (tip) a little bigger. Once the erection is attained, a few drops of clear non-urinary fluid may come out of the urethra and the testicles also moves closer to the body. Besides that to further understanding the erection process, let us consider the following occurrences in men during erection process:

The penis contains two cylindrical, sponge-like structures that run parallel to the urethra. These structures run along the length of the penis, become inflamed with blood in response to nerve impulses necessitating an increase of blood flow to the cylinders about seven times the normal amount and this is what causes the penis to become erect and hard for the intercourse.

Three steps need to take place in order for the erection to occur, and then be maintained.

First is sexual arousal.
The second step is the brain’s communication of the sexual arousal to the body’s nervous system (which activates the blood flow).
Thirdly, a relaxation of the blood vessels that supply blood to the penis must occur, allowing the erection to take place.

Any negative effects of these three steps, arousal, nervous system response or the vascular system response or the interplay between them, erectile dysfunction can result. Therefore orgasm in men occurs in two basic stages.

The seminal fluid (semen) flows to the base of the penis called the urethral bulb. At this point, the man develops a feeling of ejaculation which is often referred to as “the point of no return” because once the semen has stretched to this area it will be difficult to stop ejaculation.
The urethral bulb and muscles in the pelvic area go through a series of contractions (5 to 8 on average), causing the semen to be pumped out of the penis. The semen may jet or trickle out with the first few contractions being stronger and are about one second apart. During orgasm, a man’s body may stiffen up or he may have mild muscle contractions and the moment ejaculation is done the body relaxes and the penis goes back to its normal size.

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm – Differences in the Speed of Sexual Response

Looking at the descriptions of arousal and orgasm detailed above it is obvious that there are certain resemblances in the ways that both genders become sexually aroused and ultimately have orgasms. Nonetheless it is important to note that there can be variances in the sexual responses of both genders.

For instance, the duration it takes a man to become aroused and have an orgasm is shorter in relation to that of women. Knowing this is very important in a relationship between sexual partners because it will help the man to slow himself down and meet his female partner at an appropriate time when she finally become sexually aroused and reach orgasm. It is also important to know that how fast we become aroused and have an orgasm can be affected from time to time depending on a wide range of factors including:

How relaxed or stressed-out we are
Whether we are tired or feeling well rested
Whether we have drunk a lot of alcohol or smoked cigarettes
Whether we are feeling positively or negatively towards our partner.

Sexual Arousal and Orgasm – How do erections work?

Radiation Therapy and Erectile Dysfunction

September 29, 2014

Radiation Therapy and Erectile Dysfunction – What Men Go Through

Radiation therapy is essential for prostate cancer treatment however it has great negative effect on sex life as it causes erectile dysfunction

There are many life threatening conditions we are often faced with in our daily lives some of these condition are hereditary while others affects us in the process of growth and development. The most painful thing is that often these conditions leave behind a long life scar that remain to be a constant reminder of the devastating painful condition the victims have been through. Let us take for instance the cancer as a medical condition, and its treatment procedures. Actually the process of treating prostate cancer is one such condition that is able to transforms one’s life negatively and by extension the lives of those around the individual patient.

Radiation therapy is a well-known cause of erectile dysfunction (ED). The procedure (therapy) uses high levels of radiation to damage cancer cells’ DNA primarily to destroy them or reduce their growth and multiplication, in doing so the therapy helps in minimizing harm to the unaffected surrounding healthy cells. Prostate cancer is treatable by:

Pelvic external beam radiotherapy
Seed implants (brachytherapy)

Considering the pervasiveness of prostate cancer and the reduction in the mean age at diagnosis, it has become necessary to openly discuss the modalities of treating sexual dysfunctions emanating from radiation therapy as a method for treating prostate cancer. Great achievements have made by the experts over the last two decades to minimize the negative effects associated with radiation. It is also worth noting that, the advent of 3D conformal x-ray therapy and brachytherapy (seeds) have gone some way towards reducing radiation-induced erectile dysfunction, even though some men continue to suffer from this problem. Nonetheless at this point in time, it is still not very clear what the true incidence of sexual dysfunction is after brachytherapy and it remains to be seen whether newer techniques such as intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) will improve upon impotence rates.

Radiation therapy can cause erectile dysfunction in three ways. That is to say:

Arterial blockage can occur due to the development of a condition called endarteritis obliterans plus other more subtle changes can occur including direct damage to the lining of the blood vessels.
Radiation-induced nerve damage may occur. It has been established that there is a reduction in the number of erection-inducing nerves in the penis following exposure to low doses of radiation.
Direct erection tissue damage may occur and this can lead to leakage of blood from the erectile bodies (venous leak).

In radiation therapy there are two primary determinants of erectile dysfunction and they include:

Dose of radiation (how much)
Field of radiation (how wide)

Doses greater than 20 Gy (2000 rads) are frequently associated with large vessel injury meaning that, patients being treated with radiation for prostate cancer are receiving in excess of 70Gy. The wider the field of radiation, the less likely are blood vessels to recover. Given that the erection (cavernosal) artery is the only artery giving rise to erection, radiation exposure to this system may severely limit blood flow into the penis. It is therefore necessary that when you have been taken through this treatment procedure, you will need to seek medical help from the erectile dysfunction experts. I will therefore take this moment to introduce to you doctor Dalal Akoury an experienced medical professional in this line for more than two decades now. Calling her for an appointment will be the starting point and upon evaluating your condition in private and confidence she will administer the correct treatment which will leave you well, comfortable and full of fulfilled sex life again.

You may have not known and so it is essential to understand the penile anatomy and how it relates to the prostate gland.

The prostate gland sits above a band of muscle (urogenital diaphragm) and it is separated from the back portion of the erectile body (crus) only by a distance of less than one centimeter.
The urethra (urine channel) passes between the two erectile bodies into the bladder and as it does this it is known as the bulb of the penis.
It is important to understand that the bulb plays little if any role in the development of or maintaining erectile firmness and it is the tissue within the true erectile bodies (corpora cavernosa), which when damaged leads to erectile dysfunction.

Various studies have established that during 3D conformal x-ray therapy a significant dose of radiation is delivered to the back portion of the erectile bodies that is about 30% of the entire dose of radiation received by the prostate. Radiation therapy in the pelvis area of men can cause ED in 3 possible ways:

Arterial damage may block blood flow or damage the lining of the blood vessels that carry blood to the penis
Nerves in the pelvic area may become permanently damaged
Erectile tissue may be damaged, reducing blood flow to the penis or causing leakage of blood from erectile tissue (venous leak) during an erection

Some of the sexual side effects after radiation therapy may include the following:

Inability to achieve or maintain an erection (erectile dysfunction)
Weaker, less satisfying orgasms
Pain during ejaculation (although this usually goes away within several weeks)
Dry orgasm or retrograde ejaculation (orgasm without the discharge of semen)
Less semen ejaculated

How soon after having Radiation Therapy are men likely to have ED?

Even with the most precise radiation therapy, men may experience some ED for the first few months after treatment. Many of the sexual side effects of radiation are slow and gradual, and may take as long as six months to several years to appear. Unfortunately, radiation-induced ED is usually permanent.

There are a number of treatments available like early post-treatment evaluation and early institution of a trial of drug treatment as soon as the patient experiences any trouble with his erectile function. Besides these various therapies can also be applied:

First line therapy includes management of related medical conditions and psychological support combined with oral therapy.
Second line includes vacuum erection device therapy, penile injection therapy, and transurethral prostaglandin suppository administration.
Third line therapy is penile implant surgery.

Does anti-androgen therapy make ED either better or worse?

Hormone treatment (also called androgen deprivation therapy or androgen suppression therapy) for prostate cancer attempts to stop, block or remove the production of testosterone and all androgens to slow down or stop the progression of cancer. When hormone therapy is used, it is common for sexual problems to occur within the month following the beginning of therapy. Other common sexual side effects with hormone treatment include:

Inability to get or keep an erection (ED)
Difficulty climaxing
Orgasm without discharge of semen (dry orgasm)
Weaker, less satisfying orgasms

Having understood the magnitude of the side effects of prostate cancer treatment using radiation therapy, it will be very painful to jump into another health condition after struggling with prostate cancer. For the problems that may be associated with sexual dysfunction reach out for doctor Dalal Akoury for instant and professional medical attention today. You must not battle with erectile dysfunction because help is only a phone call away.

Radiation therapy and Erectile Dysfunction – What Men go through

Sexual Addiction and Erectile Dysfunction

September 29, 2014

Sexual Addiction and Erectile Dysfunction – Facts Discussed

Is Sexual Addiction causing Erectile Dysfunction in your sex life? Be mindful of what you watch you could be causing more harm than good to your sex life.

We are today surrounded with a lot of conveniences which causes us to have real time information at the touch of a button and in the comforts of our living rooms and bed rooms. What we may not know is the negative effects of these conveniences in our societies and individual lives. This article is going to discuss the outcomes of certain sexual addiction as possible causes of certain sexual dysfunctions. However before that, let us look at some available statistics in relation to sexual addiction. It is believed that today in the US alone about 12 million people are suffering from sexual addiction. This has majorly been contributed by the conveniences around us enabling us easy accessibility of sexual materials on the Internet, cable television and videos.

Sexual addiction is a serious problem in which one participates in persistent and intensifying patterns of sexual behavior despite cumulative negative consequences to one’s self or others. Like other addictions, these behaviors continue despite genuine and tireless efforts to stop. Many may not think that sex can be addictive since there are no chemicals involved. However, the body produces many hormones and neurotransmitters during sex that produce the same chemical “high” as drugs or alcohol. Sex addicts, like any other addicts, often have a background of abuse (sexual, physical, emotional or neglect, and family histories sprinkled with numerous addictions. The complication and difficulties in solving this problem arises because of the denial and shame associated with sexual behaviors. Despite the variance in opinion about sexual addiction, the acknowledgment of compulsive sexuality is growing, and more help is available today than ever before.

Effects of porn and masturbation

Different researches and studies have established that masturbation is perfectly normal and can even be a physically healthy activity especially in the middle-aged men it cuts the risk of prostate cancer.
It can also reduce anxiety, and thereby help restore stress-racked immune systems.

Nonetheless according to experts, there is emerging evidence suggesting that over indulgence in masturbation aroused by the vast cornucopia of freely available porn we are accessible today is leading to serious cases of erectile dysfunction (ED) as we will be finding out as we progress with the discussion.

Stress Is Bad for Your Sex Life

This may sound like anti-onanistic propaganda however medical professionals say that masturbating too much is actually a pretty standard form of addiction, which is worsened by pornography. Watching porn creates a huge flood of dopamine in the brain. Over time, the receptors that were once very sensitive become less sensitive, and normal physical intimacy does not produce enough dopamine to stimulate the dopamine receptors. In other words, the more porn you watch, the harder and more graphic porn you’ll need in order to get firmer erection. If the trend continues, men can find themselves physically unable to maintain an erection, much less enjoy sexual contact with their sexual partners.

Besides this, porn-induced ED can create further performance-anxiety concerns, compounding into a problem that is both biological and psychological. This may necessitate individuals to start developing real self-confidence issues like they may:

Feel irritable
Sleepless
Frustrated
Anxious

This can occasioned one to lose a relationship quite easily because there is no specific number that indicates you are masturbating too frequently and remember that even masturbating every day isn’t necessarily a problem; nonetheless it’s conditional only if it’s interfering with your work, your social life, or your sex life (i.e. erectile dysfunction) should you be concerned. However in the event that you do have an issue, then the cure is simple: Stop watching porn and resist the urge to masturbate as much as possible and in a period of say 6 to 12 weeks your brain will get back to more typical dopamine sensitivity (though recovery time varies). Remember that some people’s brains may reach homeostasis (or, physiological equilibrium) much faster and so time should be your best friend when it comes to reestablishing homeostasis in the brain.

It is important to note that masturbation as an element that can cause erectile dysfunction is treatable at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care, and during recovery doctor Akoury will tell you that most men will often experience flat line libido a condition that can last for several weeks depending on the sensitivity of addiction. However the effect should not raise any alarm since it is temporal and will eventually soon go away. Remember that treatment will only be helpful to you when you’re properly evaluated by the experts. It is therefore very important that you seek the professional treatment from the experts and so calling doctor Akoury will be very ideal for you or better still pay her a visit at her office at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center and you will be attended to in total confidentiality.

What are the signs?

When one becomes addicted to sex then there is a problem because sex is supposed to be enjoyable and pleasurable to all participating parties. Addicts do not actually enjoy sex and therefore if you are seeing any or all of the following behaviors in your life or in your friends life, then you may make a resolve to seek for help from the experts like doctor Akoury who besides being a sexual dysfunction expert, is also an addiction expert of several years and she will be able to help you overcome your twin problems of sexual dysfunction and addiction respectively. The following are some of the behaviors that may be associated with sexual addiction which should concern you;

Compulsive masturbation
Simultaneous or repeated sequential affairs
Pornography
Cybersex, phone sex
Multiple anonymous partners
Unsafe sexual activity
Partner objectification/demand for sex
Strip clubs and adult bookstores
Use of prostitution/escorts
Sexual aversion/anorexia
Frequenting massage parlors
Sexual paraphilia’s (a need for unusual sexual stimulation) and/or any sexually offensive behavior

Finally having gone through this article, you may be able by now to tell whether you’re addicted to sex or you have a problem with masturbation which is causing you erection problems and distorting your sex life. If this article has pointed out this condition in your life, I would make an appeal to you that your condition is treatable and the treatment process will begin with you calling doctor Akoury to book for an appointment today. Doctor Akoury values your life and only wants to help you live life to the fullest.

Sexual Addiction and Erectile Dysfunction – Facts Discussed

Penile Rehabilitation

September 27, 2014

Effect of Platelet-Rich Plasma on Penile Rehabilitation after Radical Prostatectomy

What is penile rehabilitation?

Penile Penile rehabilitation Procedures (PRPs) are different methods and practices that are used to help patients recover their ability to control eth functioning of their penises. For patients who have lost this important ability, specific methods are used to help them recover and regain it within the shortest time possible.

There are different methods and techniques that are used as part of Penile Rehabilitation Procedures. For instance, special devices that work as pumps may be used on a patient prior to having a sexual experience. Such devices work by altering the flow of blood within the corpora cavernosa region of the penis. By withholding blood in this region, such devices enable a man to have a full erection for he required length of time.

Other forms of procedures are used in this approach as well. For instance, special drugs have been developed for the sole function of altering the flow of blood as well the functioning of nerves in the prostate region. The basic purpose of all the methods and techniques used is to shorten the time that it takes for a man affected from temporary erectile dysfunction to regain the ability to erect.

When is penile rehabilitation needed?

Penile Rehabilitation Procedures are required for patients who have undergone Radical Prostatectomy and, as a result of this, have lost the ability to use their penises. Radical Prostatectomy is a special type of surgery that is usually carried out to remove the prostate in men who have advanced prostate cancer.

The need for the procedure is to deal with this type of cancer once and for all in cases where it has already metastasized and other forms of treatment are not tenable. Therefore, since prostate cancer is a common disease in men of advanced age, the use of this procedure to solve the problem has been and will remain common in the days to come.

Although this procedure is effective in dealing with prostate cancer, its effects on the body of a patient are severe. The most important effect of this procedure is that it leads to major damage of important nerves in the corpus cavernosa region. When the cavernous nerve is injured, the ability to control the penis is lost immediately.

After undergoing the procedure, many men are expected to lose this ability for a year or so. This is the approximated time that it takes for the nerves and tissues to heal completely. However, since many men exhibit the need for sex well in their advanced ages, there is need for the time taken to regain the ability to erect to be reduced. Herein is the need for Penile Rehabilitation Procedures.

What is platelet- rich plasma?

This is a relatively new type of procedure that can be used to treat erectile dysfunction arising from the damage caused by Radical Prostatectomy. The exact effect of this method on the body of a patient is yet to be fully documented but work has proven that the method is quite effective. What happens in this method is that plasma that is rich in platelets and is derived from the body of a patient is used to correct the damage done to the corpus cavernosa region of the penis. It is believed that the healing nature of the cells that are contained in the plasma used in this procedure is effective in repairing the tissues in this region.

How is platelet rich plasma administered?

One advantage of this method as compared to the Other Penile Rehabilitation Procedures is that it does not entail the use of drugs or other devices that may be unpleasant to some people. What happens is that a small sample of blood is drawn form a person. The sample is then subjected to special laboratory treatment so that only the platelets are separated. The separated platelets are then injected back to the body of a person, but this time, at specific locations around the penis. Special local anesthesia is used to ensure that a patient does not experience pain in the course of the procedure. The entire procedure takes less than 30 minutes.

How does platelet rich plasma work?

The procedure works by simply stimulating healing, growth and regeneration in the entire corpus cavernosa region. Naturally, platelets have been known to play a critical role in the healing process. Therefore, their introduction to the damaged region triggers the natural healing process. Furthermore, the platelet-rich plasma that is introduced in the region stimulates the activity of stem cells, another important aspect of natural healing and regeneration.

Penile The exact process by which Platelet Rich Plasma works to help a person recover the ability to erect is related to the effect that this therapy has on the nerve fibers within the region. Since Radical Prostatectomy damages nerve fibers, this procedure works by restoring the fibers that are necessary for smooth functioning of the nerves in the corpus cavernosa region.

If you have undergone Radical Prostatectomy and have lost your ability to erect as a result, you definitely need to undergo specific Penile Rehabilitation Procedures. We recommend that you visit us at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Centre. We are located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Dr. Dalal Akoury will be ready to work with you on the most appropriate form of Penile Rehabilitation Procedure to undertake.

Effect of Platelet-Rich Plasma on Penile Rehabilitation after Radical Prostatectomy

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