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By Farhan Malik, MD
Atlanta Innovative Medicine
Valentine’s Day can be a loaded holiday—the performative pressure of this culturally buzzing season can be a source of mood-killing anxiety for anyone and their partner—but especially for men struggling with erectile dysfunction (ED).
The P-Shot is not only a natural, noninvasive, and low-risk treatment, but it has shown high efficacy rates in improving and sustaining erectile function in men with ED.
Countless small-scale studies have shown that the P-shot can safely improve erectile function—like this study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, during which 80% of patients reported improvement in the 4–12 weeks following injection treatment.
And recently, the first randomized, placebo-controlled study of the P-Shot injection further reinforced the P-shot as a safe and viable option. The study followed an FDA-approved process to test 60 patients with erectile dysfunction, ranging from mild to moderate. Administering PRP to half of the patients and placebo injections to the other half, two sessions were conducted one month apart, and patients were evaluated at one, three, and six months after treatment. Still at six months, 69% of patients in the PRP group (compared to 27% in the placebo group) achieved meaningful clinical improvement, demonstrating that the P-Shot can not only be effective, but that it can be effective for significant periods of time.
P-Shot treatment is simple and noninvasive—it involves a numbing of the treatment area, a blood draw from your arm, and an injection of your blood’s PRP into your penile tissue—so there is little risk or cause for side effects.
Following treatment, mild bleeding, swelling, or bruising can take place, but it is rare. Most patients report no more than minor discomfort. In both studies referenced above, no adverse side effects were reported by any patient.
One of the major benefits of P-Shot treatment is that improvement can often be seen right away. While some men require a series of treatments to achieve maximum results, many start seeing results immediately after one treatment.
P-Shot injections can last up to 18 months before additional treatments are needed to maintain the benefits; and one of the advantages of regenerative treatment is that, as a natural, chemical-free, and very low-risk method, it is safe to repeat.
Are you a candidate for Regenerative Medicine?
Regenerative medicine can be an effective therapy and treatment option for lasting pain relief for a variety of conditions like osteoarthritis of the knee, hip or shoulder; ACL or meniscus tears; tennis or golfer’s elbow; chronic neck and back pain; and more.
Is it right for you and your condition? Take 1 minute to answer a few “yes or no” questions that help to assess if you might be a candidate for PRP, stem cell or other nonsurgical regenerative treatments.
Are You a Stem Cell Candidate for Your Joint or Spine Damage?
Are you a candidate for Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy?
Do I have nonsurgical options for my injured or aging joints?
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