Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD)
Is Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) “normal” at any age?
There is no reason that getting older should prohibit an active and enjoyable sex life. Women interested in better enjoyment and sexual performance may see improvement with one of the newest treatments for FSD.
FocusedWAVE therapy for FSD uses sound waves to increase blood flow in the vaginal area, so there’s no surgery, drugs, or invasive procedures.
How does FocusedWAVE treatment benefit patients?
This type of treatment can help women enhance sensation and lubrication, and increase sexual performance. It can also help a woman improve his orgasms, which can lead to happier partners, higher self-esteem, more energy, and a more meaningful life. This happens because sexual health is linked to overall health. FSD can have negative consequences on mental, physical, emotional, and even spiritual health. Focused Wave treatment can help prevent these problems.
What is FocusedWAVE Therapy for Female Sexual Dysfunction?
Studies have shown that low-energy-focused wave therapy can improve blood flow and repair damaged tissues. It may also provide a return of desire by improving the nerve supply to the clitoris.
How does FocusedWAVE Therapy for Female Sexual Dysfunction work?
High-frequency sound waves are applied to the vaginal area to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels and possibly break down plaque build-up in existing vessels. Also, the nerve supply to the area is revived. The release of growth factors aids in the repair of damage caused by vaginal delivery and birth trauma.
Who can benefit from Focused Wave Therapy for Female Sexual Dysfunction?
Any woman who experiences mild to severe vaginal dryness, discomfort during sexual intercourse, and difficulty climaxing can likely benefit from shockwave therapy. It is beneficial to those who desire a treatment to reverse the underlying cause and want a non-invasive treatment before moving on to other options.
How many treatments are needed?
The typical treatment course is 4 treatments over 4 weeks, and the majority of patients will report an improvement with their orgasms, lubrication, and overall satisfaction starting 30 days after they have completed the full treatment cycle.
How long does the therapy last?
Individual results will vary, however, some studies have shown a positive response when this modality is used for other indications, which can last up to two years.
What does it feel like?
Most patients say it feels like a light tapping or tingling sensation and do not experience pain.
What can I expect at my appointment?
Focused waves will be directed to various areas around the vagina. Typically, treatment sessions will last about 15 to 20 minutes.
Is FocusedWAVE Therapy FDA Approved?
ShockWave therapy is not currently FDA-approved. However, significant testing has been performed and studies show FocusedWAVE therapy to be a safe and effective therapy.
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