Peyronie’s Disease Treatment
Shockwave Treatment for Peyronie’s is quick, easy, pain free, with no down time, with results from as little as just 6 treatments.
Peyronie’s Disease Therapy Centre – York
Our Senior Specialist Consultant has more than 30 years experience in Peyronie’s and offers you a FREE initial consultation and successful results from just 6 treatments! Call now for full details, or to assess your symptoms & suitability.
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Successful Peyronie’s Disease treatment with specialist focused shockwave treatment, is easy, pain free and can be successful in just 6 weeks! Multiple types of treatments alongside Shockwave is the secret to successful treatment outcomes for Peyronie’s sufferers.
Shockwave treatment removes plaque and scar tissue. When used in conjunction and alongside other treatments, we can find total success or significantly improve erectile function, returning more than 97% of men to an active and confident life!
Medical trials and new discoveries in Focused Shockwave therapy are both exciting and hugely successful. This amazing technology is non-invasive, simple, quick, pain free and very successful in most men, helping them return to normal sexual function.
Shockwave Treatment is transforming the lives of countless men suffering from Peyronie’s disease and associated Erectile Dysfunction (E.D.) while saving thousands of other men from invasive, irreversible and often unwanted surgical procedures. Its success is returning thousands of men to spontaneous, sustained and naturally occurring erections and has addressed the physical symptoms of E.D. for men of all ages.
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A Team of Experienced Healthcare Professionals
With 30 years of experience, Senior Specialist Consultant Mr A. Wood is a leader in his specialist fields of Psychosomatic Illness, E.D. and Peyronie’s Disease.
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Six quick, easy, pain-free treatments. life changing treatment for men of all ages.
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Our team at Peyronie’s Disease Treatment Centre recommends focused Shock Wave Therapy treatment to help you return to an active, spontaneous and sustained sex-life and combat low self esteem. Medical trials reveal this to be a huge success for thousands of men suffering from E.D. & Peyronie’s Disease & Pelvic Pain Syndrome.
We Specialise In Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s Disease and its associated Erectile Dysfunction (E.D.) affects more than 50% of men over 40. You are not alone. Due to the nature of Peyronie’s Disease the sufferers will experience a degree of E.D. only add to the suffering of Peyronie’s Disease victims.
Call Our Senior Specialist Consultant Mr A. Wood, to arrange a Free and Private Initial Consultation by Phone or in the Therapy Centre Clinic.
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What is Peyronie’s disease?
Peyronie’s Disease is not actually a disease, it is more commonly thought to be the result of a trauma (or wear and tear) to the internal tissue causing scarring and plaque hampering the free movement and expansion of the tissue needed for good quality erectile function.
Common symptoms
It is associated with a large and varying degree of penile bend, shortening and a reduction in girth, together with a loss of sensation and pain in the earlier 2nd stages of its development, although any pain associated with Peyronie’s can be present in the second stage (known as the developing stages) this normally subsides and stops when the symptoms have settled into the final stages, known as the stable stage.
Peyronie’s Disease can appear in men of any age, but it becomes most commonly seen in men from 35 years and older.
What Causes Peyronie’s Disease?
Peyronie’s disease is believed to be caused by trauma to the penile tissue, leading to internal scarring and plaque formation. This plaque restricts expansion during erections, resulting in bends, shortening, and other symptoms.
- Trauma to the penis
- Internal scarring
- Plaque formation
- Erectile bends
- Shortening
- Narrowing
- Loss of sensitivity
- Pain
However, a full range of treatment is available to restore or fix Peyronie’s Disease. You genuinely can get your life, and your erection back.
Shockwave treatment removes plaque & allows elasticity within the tissue. When used in conjunction and alongside other treatments, we can find total success or significant improvements, returning more than 97% of men to an active and confident life!
Many men mistakenly believe their Peyronie’s Disease cannot be helped, or they feel too embarrassed to seek help. Today’s technology means that almost all cases of Peyronie’s Disease can be fixed. Don’t allow yourself to suffer in silence, nor waste one more day. Getting your sex life back gives you your whole life back too, from your confidence to your family and your relationships.
What are the three stages of Peyronie’s Disease?
Peyronie’s Disease has three stages to its manifestation.
First Stage
The first stage is the Trauma or Injury stage. While most small penile traumas are shrugged off as minor with no notable consequence, in some cases scar tissue forms and can become more significant over time.
Some traumas to the penis are more memorable, especially if you ended up black and blue following an event which brought tears to the eyes. Some of these events can lead to a trauma known as a fractured penis (even though there are no bones in the penis). Trauma, or an Injury causing a fractured penis can be incredibly painful and frequently leads to a significant bend at the area of trauma, unless (and sometimes even when) emergency hospital treatment is found quickly.
The initial stage of a significant trauma is considered and treated as a medical emergency, and immediate action is critical to avoid lasting and permanent damage, i.e. impenetrable erections, loss of erections and/or Peyronie’s Disease.
This is a Medical Emergency! An ambulance should be called, emergency urologists can often resolve any penile fracture or scarring, saving you from future Peyronie’s Disease. Yet many men feel embarrassed and say nothing to anyone, especially ambulance crews and hospital nurses!
Second Stage
The second stage is called the active or developing phase. This typically lasts between twelve and eighteen months from the trauma creating the condition.It is often associated with painful erections. One of three changes will happen to affect the sufferer while in this active phase. Around 15% of men will find an improvement in the condition. 40% will remain the same with no change, but 45% of men will find a worsening condition i.e. further bending and/or shortening within this phase.
Third Stage
Stage three is considered the stable stage of Peyronie’s Disease, when the plaque, bend, shortening and pain have stabilised, leaving the sufferer in a great deal of confusion, whilst in severe cases it can leave men trying to come to terms with losing their sex life.
This inevitably leads to enormous feelings of failure, inferiority and all the anxiety, stress and depression, which comes with such a massive blow to a man’s ego and pride, not to mention his relationship, marriage, self-respect and happiness.
Treatment Options
York Therapy Centre is delighted to offer non surgical treatment options for not only fixing E.D. and Peyronie’s Disease in men, but also with breaking down scar tissue, reducing cellulite and eradicating chronic pain syndromes too.
Focused Shock waves cure E.D by creating Micro-Trauma in the focused areas being treated. This Micro-Trauma, breaks down scar and plaque tissue (1st developed to smash kidney stones in the 1980’s without surgery or anesthetic) while regenerating the body’s own healing to the focused area.
People are discovering freedom from their symptoms and are benefiting from these technologies for E.D. and Peyronie’s Disease, from young men, all the way through to some older men in their 90’s.
Our treatment plans are tailored to individual needs, from erectile performance enhancement, to Peyronie’s disease sufferers, or erectile dysfunction, through to sufferers from chronic pain, and/or long-term erectile problems.
Important Information
75% of men on waiting lists for Invasive surgeries for penile implants, returned to successful spontaneous penetrative erections (without surgery) after finding and receiving just six therapy treatments, using easy and pain free Shock Wave Therapy!
Don’t throw away your ability to enjoy full natural erections with ‘irreversible surgery’ until you have tried this new revolutionary Shock Wave Treatment!
Call us now for full details. Most men recover in just three to six weeks!
Treatment With Shock Wave Is Easy And Private.
Just 6 easy and painless Shock Wave Therapy Treatments are changing the lives of men suffering E.D every day!
This video link explains E.D. & Shock Wave Therapy and the process, care and therapy that we offer here at our treatment Centre in the UK; A must watch for all men.
American E.D. Specialist, Mr Alex Tatem.
What Is The Success Rate With Shock Wave Treatment For Peyronie’s Disease?
Success rates are impressive, but will depend on the individual symptoms and intensity of symptoms.
For example, Peyronie’s Disease sufferers with up to a 65 degree bend will require between 6 to 18 weekly treatments and a combination of different types of treatments alongside Shockwave treatments to succeed.
While Shockwave treatment breaks down plaque and allows underlying scarring to become malleable, introducing traction and expansion treatments at this specific point in your treatment is the secret to achieving a successful conclusion for more than 97% of our patients, here at the Center.
Today, new and advanced medical technologies in urology treatments for Peyronie’s Disease are exciting doctors and urologists all over the world.
New medical treatment using focused, high energy Storz acoustic shock waves, alongside other treatments such as traction therapy at specific points in Shockwave treatments means more than 97% of men with Peyronie’s Disease can be returned to more naturally occurring and increasingly spontaneous erections without the need for massively invasive surgical implants. Medical trials revealed that just six (twenty minute) treatments over three weeks delivered life changing results.
Almost all men who have Shockwave treatment at York Therapy Centre are delighted to report significant and life changing successes allowing a return to spontaneous and sustained penetrative erections after receiving simple, painless treatments of Shock Wave Therapy.
A People Driven Clinic
Founded in 1992 by its Senior Specialist Consultant Mr A. Wood, York Therapy Centre has provided successful treatments, therapies and cures, all recognised and highly recommended by doctors, for more than 30 years.
Mr Wood’s vast experience will help you to fully understand your symptoms, while he guides you to be able to discover which type of treatment will successfully remove your symptoms as quickly as possible.
Treatment plans are tailored to your symptoms. In almost all cases, men who have Storz Medical shockwave treatment report “a life changing success”, while returning to an active, spontaneous and sustained sex-life.
E.D. and/or Peyronie’s Disease can be deeply hurtful, very frustrating and an emotionally consuming experience. But today, there are answers to nearly all of these symptoms. It’s important for you to know that nearly ALL Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease can be treated, using many different methods, ranging from oral medication (Blue Pills), to Traction and Pump devices, through to Focused Shock Wave Treatments, and even last resort measures such as surgical implants. It is simply a case of finding a specialist Centre like ours, to guide you to the options and pathways to recovery. Please realise that most men do recover to an active sex life, whether by pills, traction, pumps, Shock Wave Treatment or surgery. It is my goal to help you find your old self again…
Mr A. Wood, Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease Clinic
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If you are suitable for treatment with Shock Wave Therapy, getting your Life and sex-life back with the treatment is simple, easy, painless, and completed in just a few weeks, all without invasive surgical implants.
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York Therapy Centre FAQs
Is surgery a suitable option for Peyronie’s disease?
In extreme cases the N.H.S may offer ‘some men’ (who fit their criteria) correction surgery. This often includes surgery to implant inflation devices implanted into the penis which are inflated by a pump bulb fitted inside the scrotum, this pump is supplied from a tank of liquid implanted above the pubic bone. This type of very invasive and irreversible surgery should be considered a last resort option, which may become an appropriate option in limited and extreme cases.
However, it is prudent to try non-invasive shockwave therapy before submitting to throwing away your ability to have a natural erection and all the risks of surgery, including infection, loss of feeling and the creation of more scarring, which caused this problem in the first place.
Is shockwave therapy suitable for me?
Most men with E.D. will see successful benefits from treatment with focused Shock Wave Therapy, this is dependent on normal neurological pathways being intact, allowing messages from the brain to travel down the spinal cord to reach all neurological systems of the physical erectile function.
E.D. sufferers who have an interrupted or broken neurological pathway, between the brain and erectile function, may not benefit from Shockwave Treatments because the signals from the brain are simply not reaching the desired erectile function. This broken pathway, may be caused by paralysis or surgical intervention for Cancers etc.
Current trials using Shock Wave Therapy immediately after prostate surgery or prostate removal are looking hopeful so far… but we will have to wait for the final medical results to draw any of the incredibly positive conclusions we are already seeing from part way through the trials.
How do ‘Focused Acoustic Sonic Shock Waves’ work?
Although the name suggests an electric shock, focused acoustic shock waves are very harmless acoustic sonic sound waves. It works by delivering focused high intensity acoustic sound shock waves to affected scar and plaque tissues, which produce the effects known as Peyronie’s Disease.
Shock wave therapy for Peyronie’s disease works by breaking down plaque and scar tissue, stimulating new blood vessel growth, and increasing blood flow to promote tissue regeneration. This becomes a lasting cure because it actually fixes the root cause of Peyronie’s Disease, not just the symptom. A fantastic new discovery, with no side effects at all.
What is the 2nd Stage Development Treatment for Peyronie’s Disease?
The very nature of Peyronie’s Disease means that if you have just noticed the curve, pain or shortening, it is already too late for emergency hospital intervention to prevent the symptoms you are now suffering with. This is the active or developing second stage of Peyronie’s. The scarring and plaque build-up have already begun, and its effects are becoming known and alarmingly apparent to the sufferer.
There is a medical debate within this development stage, regarding the use of traction and or suction pumps in attempts to stretch the plaque and/or scarring tissue. Some argue in favour of using traction or suction devices, which theoretically help due to stretching the damaged penile tissue or trauma site, which include hidden scar tissue. Arguments for this, suggest that stretching enables and maintains elasticity of the affected area, while attempting to reduce the build-up of plaque, but another 50% argue that these stretching exercises only aggravate more scarring and more plaque build-up, as well as being an excessively painful daily trauma. Surgeons agree to put off any implant surgery until the Peyronie’s Disease has finished developing and has settled into a more stable state of its physiology. This is often more than 18 to 24 months after the initial symptoms have been discovered by their patients.
The only genuinely effective and proven treatment to stop and/or reverse the second and third stage of Peyronie’s Disease is Focused Acoustic Shock Wave Therapy, with the Storz Duolith SD1 Ultra. This is a focused, high intensity, high energy, acoustic shock wave therapy instrument.
What is the 3rd Stage Development Treatment for Peyronie’s Disease?
95% of men who seek help at specialist E.D. centres like ours, are in the third and final stage of Peyronie’s Disease.
The most effective treatment (without invasive surgery treatment) for the third stage of Peyronie’s Disease is Focused Acoustic Shock Wave Therapy with the Storz Duolith SD1 Ultra.
When the bend and resulting shortening from Peyronie’s Disease (or penile fracture) means that sexual penetration is difficult or no longer possible, the sufferer can hit a massive psychological and emotional brick wall, leading to rock bottom. This can be a time of immense distress and emotional confusion, while an inability to understand or accept the situation can turn the sufferer’s whole life upside down.
What is the History of Peyronie’s Disease?
François Gigot de la Peyronie; (15 January 1678 – 25 April 1747) was a French surgeon who was born in Montpellier, France. His name is associated with the condition known as Peyronie’s Disease.
De La Peyronie, first described the irritation within the curvature of five men’s penis’ in 1743. This effect became known by his name, Peyronie’s Disease.
All men with Peyronie’s Disease will also suffer with a degree of erectile dysfunction, many men feel a disfigurement, while also suffering from a severe psychological impact, often causing depression, shame, or embarrassment, which can also lead to isolation, which especially impacts on normally loving relationships/marriages. This can lead to huge amounts of intolerable anxiety, while Anxiety itself is a major cause of Erectile Dysfunction.
Does Peyronie’s Disease cause a bend in the penis?
Peyronie’s Disease can cause bends and shortening of the penis. It is common for some of these bends to exceed ninety, or in extreme cases, even one hundred and eighty degrees, with significant shortening of the penis. This frequently makes penetrative sex impossible. Surprisingly, this condition affects approximately 20% of the male population to some degree, that is 2 guys in every 10 you know!
Our York Therapy Centre specialists recommend only specified top quality traction devices to be used ONLY with, or alongside Specialist Shockwave Therapy and ONLY at a point in treatment when plaque has been removed and when scaring sites are recovering with re-generation of healthy new tissue created by Shockwave Therapy Treatment.
Are the Peyronie’s Disease symptoms and causes the same in every case?
No, the causes and symptoms of Peyronie’s Disease can vary. Some men report a severe curve in their penis some weeks or months following a trauma which left significant bruising to the penile tissue, while other men present with Peyronie’s symptoms who can not recall any originating trauma or injury to the tissue.In at least 10% of men, the body’s natural healing leaves scarring deposits under the skin of the penis. This scarring develops into a build-up of plaque, which becomes attached to the walls of the two (balloon like) cylinders called the Corpus Cavernosum which are responsible for expanding the penis into an erectile state, when plaque deposits attach to the tissue, the Corpus Cavernosum becomes inhibited from being able to expand in the area of the plaque deposits, which causes the five symptoms associated with Peyronie’s Disease, a curve (or severe bend) restriction in girth, shortening, loss of sensation and pain of the penis.
The same or similar effect can be obtained if you lay two deflated sausage shaped balloons on a table, then place sticky tape on a section of the balloons. See what happens when you blow the balloons up, the balloon is going to be shortened and bends in the direction of where the tape was stuck to the deflated balloon.
Does ‘Specialist Focused Shock Wave Therapy’ have any other uses?
Specialist Focused Shock Wave Therapy is better known for painlessly destroying the internal kidney stones of patients without the need for general anaesthetic or any surgical intervention.
Like the kidney stones, focused Shock Waves easily and painlessly destroys the plaque deposits in trauma sites of the penis which create and maintain Peyronie’s Disease, while restoring blood flow in existing blood vessels, stimulating the regeneration of healthy tissue and actually creating new blood vessels and their blood supply.
Is Peyronie’s Disease treatment covered by the NHS?
Seeking medical help through an N.H.S. doctor is always recommended, although this may be a disappointing option in terms of delays for appointments and restricted medical treatments.
N.H.S. treatments have been affected by Government cutbacks over recent years and are now severely restricted, many treatments which used to be available from the N.H.S. such as scar and plaque dissolving injections for Peyronie’s Disease and penile fractures are no longer available in the UK (although, still available in other countries including the U.S.A.). Other important, proven and much needed therapies, such as specialist Psychotherapy sessions for men suffering severe stress and anxiety following E.D. and physical treatments like Focused Shock Wave Therapy are not available from the N.H.S for Peyronie’s Disease.
Current reports and our patient experiences teach us that the N.H.S. has/is becoming an even more restricted health service, which has resulted in very few N.H.S. options for established Peyronie’s Disease. The remaining options are either suction devices, or (last resort) highly invasive surgery and surgically implanted inflatable devices which are only available if your E.D. meets an advanced degree of N.H.S. criteria, if this criteria is met, it is not unusual to have to wait for two years to see a Specialist Consultant, with a further three years wait after being added to the waiting list for implant surgery!
Have Shock Wave Treatments undergone medical trials?
Medical trials using Specialist Focused Acoustic Shock Wave Therapy show that men with third stage Peyronie’s Disease recovered significantly from all five symptoms (bend, length, pain, sensitivity and girth). Trials revealed a return to spontaneous and lasting penetrative erections with full and effective function, without the need for invasive implant surgery!
Medical trials saw men return to spontaneous penetrative erections after just six treatments.
What’s the difference between ‘Radial Shock Wave Therapy’ and ‘Focused Shock Wave Therapy’?
Radial Shock Wave Therapy is used in many aspects of professional sports injuries, while most physiotherapists use Radial Shock Wave Therapy Machines which are much cheaper machines, used for hundreds of general muscles, tendons and physiological injuries.
Currently there is only one Focused Shock Wave Medical Machine capable of the medical test results we have been talking about for Peyronie’s Disease… the specialist, very advanced and reassuringly expensive Storz Duolith SD 1 Focused Shock Wave Therapy Machine. It treats thousands of symptoms including acute pain, muscle, tissue, bone and ligament trauma, the regeneration of healthy tissue and blood vessels. It is thought to simply simulate the body’s own natural healing capabilities to heal itself rapidly and naturally, while breaking down scar tissues and hard plaque, encouraging the regeneration of new tissue, painlessly and without any side effects. These machines are now used every second of the day, throughout the whole world.
What causes erectile dysfunction?
There are many reasons behind the cause of E.D, including psychological erectile dysfunction. However, almost all root causes of E.D. lead to one common factor in Erectile Dysfunction, a lack of sustained blood flow to the penis. Rectifying this common factor of sustained blood supply is the answer to cure or fix E.D. for millions of men.
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