GAINSWave treatment is a non-invasive therapeutic treatment that many urologists and certain dermatologists use in the treatment of ED. Specifically, it’s an extremely mild form of shock therapy.

The thought of seeking shock therapy treatment in one’s urogenital region might be off-putting for male patients, to say the least. Shock therapy has developed a very negative connotation through the years, and it’s usually associated with patients who are in need of severe levels of psychiatric treatment. However, while GAINSWave does involve the use of electric activity, it involves nothing on the scale of what mental health shock therapy previously entailed.

Again, this is a therapy that was designed specifically for the urogenital region of males. It doesn’t involve the use of any surgical tools, and it’s not painful at all, let alone, agonizing. It simply uses low-intensity sound waves to travel transdermally through the skin that’s located on the shaft of the penis.

The treatment is designed to unblock blood vessels. Blocked vessels in the penis is a leading cause of ED, and by unclogging the vessels, the treatment encourages the normal and healthy flow of blood into the penile shaft.

Not only does the treatment clear a path for blood to properly flow through the penile shaft vessels, but also, the treatment is said to show promising results in healing damaged vessels. This is great news for men who are diabetic, suffer from kidney disease, have autoimmune conditions such as lupus, or have heart disease.

In fact, GAINSWave is a wonderful alternative for men who can’t tolerate erectile dysfunction medications, due to heart conditions or medication interaction concerns. Since the sound wave treatment isn’t a medication, and since it’s not invasive, then a wider variety of men who experience erectile dysfunction are optimal candidates for the treatment.