Medication Therapy
- One of the most commonly applied methods.
- Increases blood flow during sexual stimulation to achieve an erection.
- The most commonly used medications are PDE5 inhibitors.
- Taken orally and require stimulation to work.
- Dosage and frequency are individually determined by a doctor.
- Side effects are rare, but specialist supervision is important.
Vacuum Therapy
- Increases blood flow through a specialized device.
- Blood accumulation creates a firmer and longer-lasting erection.
- A drug-free approach that can also be combined with other methods.
- Sessions are short and safe.
- Proper application technique is important.
Shockwave Therapy
- Stimulates blood circulation and promotes tissue regeneration.
- Sends mild energy waves at a microscopic level.
- Painless with minimal side effects.
- Applied as a course consisting of several sessions.
- Especially beneficial in cases that do not respond to medication.
Intracavernosal Injections
- Medication is applied directly into internal tissue.
- Used in more severe cases when other methods are insufficient.
- Improves blood circulation and helps achieve an erection.
- Must only be applied under medical guidance and with proper technique.
- Often provides effective results in a short time.
Implantation
- Applied when other conservative treatment methods are insufficient.
- A prosthesis is placed inside the tissue to provide erections.
- There are two main types: semi-rigid and inflatable implants.
- Surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia.
- The prosthesis provides a long-term and reliable solution.
- Rehabilitation and medical supervision after surgery are essential.
