Low-intensity Shock Wave Treatment

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low-intensity shock wave treatment

$Shock wave therapy has been used since the 1980s to treat gallstones, kidney stones, heart problems, fractures and joint inflammation. (Photo: Pixabay)$

Shock therapy may help in erectile dysfunction

Low-intensity shock wave therapy addresses the problem of insufficient blood flow to the penis.

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