CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — It’s almost Halloween and a chill is in the air, but treatment for erectile dysfunction doesn’t have to be scary! Discover a lasting solution for longer, stronger erections with no drugs and no downtime at Wasatch Medical Clinic.
Wasatch Medical Clinic has a bone to pick with erectile dysfunction. Forget about costly surgical procedures, painful injections and pills that cause a slew of unpleasant side effects. True Pulse Protocol is an innovative therapy that treats the root cause of erectile dysfunction rather than just the symptoms.
Using acoustic waves, True Pulse Protocol treats penile tissue on the cellular level by engaging the body’s natural healing mechanisms to help facilitate natural erections whenever the time is right. It’s noninvasive, safe and highly effective. In fact, some men notice improvement in function after just a couple of sessions.
“Put some spontaneity back into your love life,” said Taylor Conder, marketing coordinator for Wasatch Medical Clinic. “You can come in on your lunch break, get it done and walk away feeling normal.”
Prescription drugs are usually the go-to remedy for erectile dysfunction, but they’re far from an ideal solution. Side effects can include headaches, a hangover-like feeling the next day, blurred vision and even blue-tinted vision with Viagra.
While patients might see great results at first, the efficacy eventually wears off as the body develops a tolerance. Additionally, many men are unable to safely take erectile dysfunction drugs due to heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and other medical conditions.
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“Because it’s chemically enhancing your body, it’s only treating the symptoms,” Conder said. “It’s not actually treating what’s causing the erectile dysfunction.”
Injections are another alternative, but Conder said no man wants needles poking into his genitals. It’s invasive and painful, and results aren’t always guaranteed.
Surgical options for erectile dysfunction can make men feel like a modern-day Frankenstein. Penile implant surgery involves the insertion of flexible tubes into the penis, which are sometimes accompanied by a pump placed inside the scrotum. Conder said these procedures often eliminate sensitivity and may impair the patient’s ability to properly achieve orgasm.
The male genitals are a network of tissues, nerves and blood vessels. Adequate blood flow is essential for firm, long-lasting and spontaneous erections. But as men get older, blood vessels begin to close up and decay. True Pulse Protocol utilizes sound waves to rebuild, strengthen and expand the blood vessels while destroying the plaque buildup that occurs naturally with age.
“It’s like breaking down a muscle to make it stronger in the gym,” Conder said. “The waves do the exact same thing but for the blood vessels.”
Most men with erectile dysfunction are candidates for True Pulse Protocol. Sessions take about 10 minutes, and there’s no downtime. Patients are usually out the door in less than half an hour and can plan sexual activity as early as that same evening.
Treating erectile dysfunction isn’t just about better sex, however. Conder said it also plays a key role in confidence and overall wellness. The highly trained, all-male staff at Wasatch Medical Clinic understands that sexual health is a highly personal issue that can be difficult for men to discuss. They operate with discretion, providing a comfortable and confidential patient experience.
During their initial consultation, patients undergo noninvasive blood flow and nerve sensitivity tests, as well as an assessment with a medical provider to rule out any underlying physical and/or psychological conditions that may be causing erectile dysfunction.
If you’re looking to regain your confidence and turbocharge your sex life, Wasatch Medical Clinic is offering a special treat this Halloween. New patients will receive a free blood flow ultrasound and consultation with an erectile dysfunction specialist, as well as a complimentary gift that produces instant results in the bedroom.
Visit the Wasatch Medical Clinic website or call 435-922-7000 to book your appointment today.
Written by ALEXA MORGAN for St. George News.
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