Ok convince me shockwave is a terrible idea?

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

It may work for some people. But not everyone’s ED journey is similar.
My urologist offered it as 1of 4 potential options. I elected to try pils and shockwave.
At $350/session and 7 sessions, I got 0 results.

$350 per session is on the low side. Are you sure it was focused shockwave? Do you know the machine model# ?

[SeekingKnowledge]

It may work for some people. But not everyone’s ED journey is similar.
My urologist offered it as 1of 4 potential options. I elected to try pils and shockwave.
At $350/session and 7 sessions, I got 0 results.

$350 per session is on the low side. Are you sure it was focused shockwave? Do you know the machine model# ?

Low side depends on where you live.
I believe it was a Storz machine, but model number? I wasnt taking notes.
Urologist office, medical grade ESWT. Wasn’t the cheap kind. Had to be numbed for each procedure.

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

Numbing of your penis is a very strong indicator that it was radial shockwave (i.e. the cheap kind). LiESWT creates only a mile discomfort and does not need a numbing agent. I won't say NEVER, but it's quite unusual.

Storz makes both kinds so you need the model number. The focused shockwave is the Storz Duolith SD-1.

[CanGetItUpButNotOff]

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[Desperado]

Well, I have a Pervita PSP15. I'd say it's helping and I plan on keeping and using it even after my IPP for the rest of my tissue health. Got mine for about $1,500. Pricey. But it's mine, medical grade and will last my lifetime. Still got ED, getting implanted 2027, but I think the sum of it all, Shockwave, traction, VED, cialis, supplements; will be giving my surgeon the best I can for him to work with.

If you can afford a good one, get it. Otherwise, I'd say VED is and huge improvement. Literally.