Shockwave Therapy Training USA

This shockwave therapy for ED course is developed for anyone interested in treating Erectile Dysfunction, Peyronie’s Disease, and Chronic Pelvic Pain related to BPH in the United States, such as Doctors, Physician Assistants, Chiropractors, Nurse Practitioners, Physiotherapists, and Allied Health Providers. Evaluating ED itself becomes less daunting as practical tips and techniques are shared to aid learners in diagnosing underlying causes effectively. The core focus then shifts towards unveiling the groundbreaking ED wave protocols utilized in shockwave therapy with direct reference to supporting medical research and citations. Need in-service training for your shockwave device? Contact us to discover more training options available by live video and in-person at your practice.

When shockwave therapy is provided using evidence based protocols and techniques for the correct reasons, it truly is a revolutionary treatment option for Erectile Dysfunction, Peyronie’s Disease, and Chronic Pelvic Pain related to non-bacterial prostatitis or pelvic floor dysfunction. This exceptional eLearning experience goes beyond technique demonstration; it delves into evidence-based practice by reviewing current clinical research behind these innovative ED protocols. Learners will gain valuable insights into recent studies shedding light on their efficacy and long-term outcomes — fostering confidence not only in employing these protocols but also in educating and treating Erectile dysfunction successfully with Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy - ESWT.

Shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction (ED) is a fairly new treatment option backed by scientific research that has several benefits, including: ☛ Promising early results: Some studies have shown improvements in erectile function after shockwave therapy, particularly for men with vascular ED (caused by blood flow issues). ☛ Non-invasive and no medication: Unlike oral medications or implants,shockwave therapy doesn't involve surgery or taking pills, which may appeal to some men. ☛ Minimal side effects: The procedure is generally well-tolerated, with side effects typically being mild and temporary, like skin reddening or bruising.

Want to know how to use shockwave therapy on your penis? In this eLearning course through Thinkific, you will learn the anatomy of the penis, different types of Erectile dysfunction including Peyronie’s Disease, tips for evaluating ED, the ED wave protocols, and review current clinical research behind the ED protocols and best practices.

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It works by using a projectile that produces sound waves when striking a transmitter. When sound waves are delivered into the erectile tissue, they can stimulate blood flow, increase sensitivity, and accelerate the healing process. Want to learn how you can use shockwave therapy for Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease? Sign up online for this comprehensive e-Learning course, including the evidence based shockwave protocols and the best practices you need to know to successfully treat ED.

Shockwave therapy, also known as extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), is a non-invasive medical treatment that uses focused pulses of sound waves to treat pain and tissue healing. The US FDA has approved shockwave therapy for several conditions, including: • Chronic plantar fasciitis • Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) • Calcific tendinitis of the shoulder Other indications are still considered off-label use while research continues. It is not yet specifically FDA-approved for the management of erectile dysfunction. Beyond FDA approval, shockwave devices are evaluated for safety and appropriateness prior to use en vivo. Many shockwave therapy devices have FDA Class 1 or Class 3 status.

Following successful completion of all lessons in this Shockwave training online, participants can receive a certificate of completion to display their excellence and continuing education. However, this eLearning is not CE accredited as only the cognitive portion of shockwave training. After completion, you can contact us to coordinate your in-service training using your specific shockwave therapy device and appreciate the full benefit of live shockwave support from the Shock Wave Society of North America at your practice.