Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive method that does not require anesthesia or a special recovery period.
Before starting therapy, a urological examination is performed so the doctor can assess the symptoms and determine whether this method is an appropriate choice for the specific patient.
During the treatment, pressure, tingling or mild discomfort may be felt, but the therapy is generally well tolerated and is not described as painful.
When there is a clear indication and when it is applied according to a professionally determined plan, shockwave therapy represents a safe and practical option for the patient. After the treatment, rest is not required, so the patient can return to regular activities.
The information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not replace a urological examination. For an individual assessment, we recommend consulting the expert team at the ED Dijars Center.