Priapos offers shockwave therapy as a treatment option for patients with chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS). Treatment is provided after individual medical assessment.
Shockwave therapy can be an option for men who have had long-term or recurring pelvic area problems, especially when symptoms affect daily life, well-being, or sexual function. The treatment is always preceded by an individual medical assessment to determine if it is appropriate in the individual case.
Common symptoms include:
At Priapos, we offer focused shockwave therapy, a safe and effective method that helps relieve pain and promotes recovery without the need for surgery or medication.
Shockwave therapy sends short, painless impulses of focused waves to the affected areas, increasing blood circulation and accelerating healing.
This method is clinically proven and used by thousands of patients worldwide to effectively alleviate chronic prostatitis.
"After a few treatments, almost all the pain and the inflamed feeling in the prostate disappeared – it has really made a big difference for me."
"I got prostatitis after cycling too much – and lost my potency. Shockwave therapy completely restored my erection, without any pills."
Each session lasts about 20 minutes, and we usually recommend a treatment program of 6 sessions for the best results.
The treatment is painless, and most patients experience improvement after just a few sessions.
No, shockwave therapy is non-invasive and has no serious side effects.
Although chronic pelvic pain syndrome is linked to the prostate, the exact cause of the pain is unclear. It is not related to a bacterial infection, and the exact cause of the condition remains unknown.
Some experts believe that inflammation in the area can occur without a clear cause, while others suggest that the pain may originate from nearby muscles or nerves. Chronic pelvic pain syndrome often manifests as a persistent ache around the penis, anus, or lower back.
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome can affect men of all ages, but it is more common in older men with an enlarged prostate.
The prostate is a walnut-sized gland located below the bladder and in front of the rectum. It surrounds the urethra, which transports urine from the bladder and allows semen to pass out through the penis. The prostate can only be examined through the rectum.
The prostate produces a clear fluid that combines with sperm to create semen, primarily serving to protect the sperm.
In some cases, patients have had shockwave therapy reimbursed in full or in part through their insurance company, for example via private health insurance. Whether reimbursement is possible depends on the terms of the policy and a medical assessment.
We recommend that you contact your insurance provider in advance to confirm what applies in your specific case. If needed, we can assist with medical documentation to support your discussion with the insurance company.
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