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Could sound waves cure impotence?

By Mark Dixon | Posted in Saturday April 24, 2010 0 Comments | bookmark this page Share | bookmark this page RSS

It may sound like science fiction, but reputable scientists now believe sound waves can alleviate impotence. Whilst initial reports were shrugged off by many, the findings are now being looked upon as a breakthrough to such a degree that UK health practitioners have suggested it could eventually become a cure for erectile dysfunction.

High-frequency waves transmitted to the penis can help a man to achieve erection, according to an Israeli medical group. They based this conclusion on a study where impotent men used a hand-held device to send low-intensity sound waves to the genital area. Once the waves reached the penile region, they served to widen constricted blood vessels. Using the treatment regularly, the researchers discovered that a large number of men were able to overcome their condition and enjoy a regular sex life again, without the need for medication or treatments. This is the first time a long-term, non-drug based treatment for erectile dysfunction has been proposed.

A large number of erectile dysfunction treatments are caused by poor blood flow. The discovery that sound waves can overcome this problem is, therefore, potentially a positive sign for millions of sufferers worldwide.

Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common erection problem, affecting around 2.3 million men in the UK alone. Half of all men over the age of 40 will experience it at some stage in their life. However, relatively few – up to one in ten, it is estimated – seek help for the problem.

Anybody suffering with symptoms, commonly associated with erectile dysfunction are advised to seek medical advice. There are a number of treatments that have been medically proven to enhance sexual performance

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