Questions From You For Ed1000 Treatment!

In our health blog pages, we have shared a lot of content and information about ED1000 treatment, including impotence and male erectile dysfunction, and about the ED1000 device, for which we are the Exclusive Distributor worldwide. In this article, we have brought together the user questions we have received on our website and the answers we have tried to give to these questions in different articles! 

Here are our detailed answers to your questions for ED1000 Treatment!

What is ED1000 treatment?

ED1000 treatment is a method used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Its scientific name is Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT). In simpler terms, this treatment uses low-intensity acoustic shock waves to help solve erection problems.

How is ED1000 treatment administered?

This treatment is carried out by applying low-intensity acoustic shock waves to the patient's body with the ED1000 device. This method is applied safely and effectively thanks to the US patented Multidalga Technology. Treatment using the FDA approved and patented ED1000 device is carried out through low-intensity shock waves applied to the surface of the penis, increases blood flow to the penis vessels and triggers the formation of new vessels.

With this treatment, which can also be expressed as the body's self-repair, erection in men becomes easier and it is possible for the erection to last longer.

How effective is the ED1000 treatment?

High success rates of ED1000 treatment exceeding s have been reported and it is used as an alternative to drug therapy or surgical intervention in developed countries. This treatment has been widely included in the world medical literature in the last 10 years and was included in the European Association of Urology Guidelines in 2013.

Where is ED1000 treatment performed?

ED1000 treatment is administered by doctors and health professionals in health institutions and practices contracted by Bold Sağlık AŞ, the sole authorized representative of ED1000 in Turkey.For example, health institutions such as clinics, hospitals, urology centres and private medical centres can perform this treatment.However, the location of the treatment may vary depending on your region and the doctor or clinic conducting the treatment. For this reason, you can contact our experts to find out the most suitable centre for you for ED1000 treatment. Bold Sağlık AŞ offers ED1000 treatment services with specialist physicians in more than 200 health points throughout Turkey.

When does ED1000 therapy treatment give results?

The results of ED1000 therapy treatment may vary from person to person.Therefore, how long the treatment should last and when it should produce results may also vary depending on these criteria.However, many patients report that they begin to feel the effects after the second session of treatment.Usually, the recommended duration of treatment is 6 sessions, but depending on the degree of disease, the person's health condition and other factors, the duration of treatment and results may vary.For example, in severe patients, 12-18 sessions of treatment may be required.Therefore, for more specific information on how long the treatment will last and when it will produce results, you should consult the treating specialist and be examined by your doctor.This will give you a clearer idea of the most appropriate treatment duration and results.

What is the mechanism of action of ED1000 treatment?

ESWT in urology is a method used in the treatment of erection problems in men known by the abbreviation "Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy". During ESWT treatment, high-energy shock waves generated by a special device are transmitted to specific areas of the penis and increase blood circulation by creating microtrauma that will cause healing in these areas.

ESWT treatment, unlike other erectile dysfunction treatments, is a method applied without the use of medication and without surgical intervention. For more specific information on how to apply the treatment and in which cases it can be applied, you can contact Bold Health experts.

ED1000 How many sessions is shock wave therapy?

The number of sessions may vary depending on the degree of disease and the doctor or clinic conducting the treatment. The method offered by Bold Sağlık with the ED1000 device is usually applied as a 6-session treatment programme. Each session lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. and does not have a negative impact on patients' daily lives. If additional sessions are required at the end of the treatment programme, depending on the level of improvement in the patient, this is also evaluated separately. For more specific information about the treatment programme, you can contact Bold Sağlık experts.

ED1000 Is shock wave therapy painful? Are there any side effects?

ED1000 Shock wave therapy is a painless and permanent method used for erectile dysfunction. No pain or discomfort is felt during the treatment. However, rarely, some patients may feel a slight sensitivity during treatment. This sensitivity is completely normal and temporary, usually disappearing within a few hours. The American patented ED1000 Multidal Wave Technology enables the safe and effective application of low intensity shock wave therapy for erectile dysfunction. This technology converts the energy of the shock waves into low intensity waves (0.09 millijoule/mm2) through a special applicator, and in this way, each shock wave reaches the penis with a constant unchanging energy in this way. Thanks to this feature, shock waves do not cause pain and side effects due to both the low intensity of the shock waves and the constant control of the frequency. The big difference of the patented ED1000 device offered by Bold Sağlık from its competitors in the market is that it can offer both painless and effective treatment method thanks to this technological superiority. The percentage of success in treatment rates is also higher for this reason.

To whom can ED1000 shock wave therapy be applied?

In addition to erectile dysfunction, ESWT treatment can be applied to patients with chronic pain, musculoskeletal system, nervous system and orthopaedic problems, as well as urological problems. For example, ESWT treatment may be recommended for various pain syndromes such as sports injuries, tendonitis, arthritis, fibromyalgia, heel spurs, etc. However, people should contact their health professionals to determine whether the treatment is suitable for the patient and to consider other medical conditions.

ED1000 Who cannot be treated with shock wave therapy?

ESWT treatment may not be suitable for certain risk groups, such as those with active urinary tract infections, uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood thinners and pacemakers. Only the patient's doctor can decide whether ESWT treatment is suitable for other medical conditions. If you are concerned about whether ESWT treatment is suitable for you, you can always contact our experts!

 ED1000 Does the SSI cover shock wave therapy?

ED1000 treatment for erectile dysfunction is a health practice that is usually self-paid by patients. In some cases, private health insurances may also cover this treatment. However, urological ESWT is not covered by SSI as standard, and it is recommended to contact the insurance company or the health institution where the patient will receive the treatment for more specific information on whether the treatment will be covered under the individual's private insurance policy.

How much does ED1000 treatment cost and what is the price of ESWT treatment?

The answer to this frequently encountered question, i.e. the price of ED1000 treatment, varies according to the number of sessions to be determined according to the degree of the disease (Mild, Moderate, Severe) and the city and health institutions where the application will be performed. You can get information about the price of ED1000 treatment by contacting our expert teams from anywhere in Turkey at 444 5 647. Bold Health's expert teams provide individual information about the price of ED1000 treatment to provide a treatment plan that suits the needs of patients.