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Shock Wave (ESWT) Therapy
A non-surgical, drug-free first-line treatment for vascular erectile dysfunction.
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Erectile Dysfunction
A new-generation, tissue-regenerating solution for erectile dysfunction with stem cell therapy.
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Peyronie's Disease
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Chronic Prostatitis
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Non-Surgical Penis Lengthening
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Sexual Dysfunction in Men
At which stages can sexual dysfunction occur in men? Sexual desire Arousal-erection Ejaculation Orgasm When and under which conditions should sexual dysfunction be considered? Reduced or absent sexual interest and desire towards the partner If arousal and erection (hardening of the sexual organ) do not occur during sexual intercourse despite interest and desire Sexual intercourse […]
Learn moreErectile Dysfunction Treatment
When erectile dysfunction is treated as an isolated problem, we actually miss the bigger picture and perhaps move far away from the main source of the problem. Erectile dysfunction can result from many factors, from psychological factors to lifestyle, from eating and drinking habits to systemic diseases. Since people today have become far removed from their own nature, our body first begins to give up the activities it regards as most unnecessary and energy-consuming […]
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Erectile Dysfunction
The erection of the penis is a complex process that begins with auditory, tactile, olfactory and visual stimuli and is integrated with the nervous system. Contraction of the structures within the penis causes it to become flaccid, while their relaxation leads to erection. The causes that impair these contracting and relaxing mechanisms present themselves as erectile dysfunction. Medical Causes of Erectile Dysfunction Cardiovascular causes Since the penis is structurally composed of vessels and vessel […]
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What Is an Erection? An erection is a process that occurs through the influence of physical, hormonal and psychological factors. The spongy, elastic tissue inside the penis begins to fill with blood as a result of sexual arousal, and the erection of the penis takes place. The nerves surrounding this spongy tissue cause the blood vessels to dilate during an erection. This entire process is controlled by testosterone, known as the male hormone […]
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Prostate Diseases (BPH)
If you urinate frequently during the night, and if the strength and speed of your urine flow have decreased and slowed compared to before, you may have benign enlargement of the prostate. It may be advisable to see a specialist before these complaints start to make your daily life difficult. Men can experience problems caused by prostate enlargement, especially when they reach their 60s. Op. Dr. Ali Aydın explains the reason as follows: “During male development, the prostate develops and grows in two important periods […]
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WHY DUOLİTH SD1 ULTRA? With the treatment it delivers, the DUOLİTH SD1 ULTRA is a device that has entered the medical literature with heads specially designed for erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease and chronic prostatitis. With these heads, low-energy acoustic shock waves that are not felt by the patient are applied during EDSWT treatment. The shock waves stimulate cells originating from the vascular structure and promote the formation of new vascular structures (neovascularization) […]
Learn moreThe Relationship Between Chronic Prostatitis and BPH
Prostatitis (acute or chronic) is the third most common urogenital disease in men, after prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). It is seen in 8% of men under the age of 50. How does chronic prostatitis develop? Although it can arise in different ways, the most common form of inflammation is lymphocytic infiltration into the stroma adjacent to the acini. Factors that cause chronic prostatitis include structural disorders such as BPH and urethral stricture that lead to dysfunctional voiding […]
Learn morePeyronie's Disease and Its Treatment
Peyronie's disease is characterized by plaques of connective tissue that develop over time in the shaft of the penis, especially on its dorsal side (the top of the penis). It typically manifests as a curvature of the erect penis, usually upward, less often to the sides or downward. In some patients, a plaque forms that encircles the shaft of the penis. When the penis becomes erect, the plaque gives the shaft a constricted appearance (hourglass […]
Learn moreWhat is Peyronie's disease?
Peyronie's disease is a condition of the penis characterized by plaque formation due to scar tissue that develops in the penis. By causing curvature of the penis, it prevents a straight and firm erection. Some men with Peyronie's disease can continue their sexual lives. For many, however, it turns into painful erectile dysfunction. Many forms of treatment have been defined depending on the symptoms.
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