Are You a Candidate for the P-Shot? Factors to Consider
There have been a lot of therapies to treat many conditions when it comes to reproductive and sexual health – not just for women but for men, too. In recent years, the medical field has witnessed a high increase in these innovative treatments designed to address various aspects of men’s health, including sexual wellness. One treatment that has been getting much attention is the P-Shot, short for Priapus Shot. Named after the Greek god of fertility, the P-Shot is a procedure that works to enhance sexual performance and address erectile dysfunction (ED) using a procedure known as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. However, before considering this procedure, weighing several factors is essential to make an informed decision.
What is the P-Shot?
The P-Shot is a procedure that involves the injection of PRP, which comes directly from the patient’s own blood, into specific areas of the penis. PRP contains growth factors that stimulate tissue regeneration and improve blood flow. The P-Shot has been known to offer various benefits, including increased penis size, improved erectile function, and enhanced sensation.
The P-Shot is a procedure that uses the patient’s own platelet-rich plasma and is injected into the penis to help stimulate the growth of collagen and elastin, which can help with tissue growth and development. The P-Shot may sound like a frightening treatment, but thanks to the help of a numbing agent, it is virtually pain-free and can work wonders to help treat conditions such as erectile dysfunction.
How is the P-Shot Administered?
The P-shot is an outpatient procedure that takes less than an hour. First, a numbing agent is applied to the penis and surrounding area to make sure that the procedure is painless. While the numbing agent takes effect, a small sample of a patient’s blood is drawn and placed into a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma. Then, it is injected into the penis once it is numbed. Following this, a penis pump is applied to the area for roughly fifteen minutes.
What to Consider Before Getting the P-Shot
Like all medical procedures, there are various things to consider before you take the leap into getting the P-Shot.
Safety of the P-Shot
When it comes to the P-Shot, it is important to note that it is a generally safe procedure thanks to the use of PRP. Since the procedure uses the patient’s own platelets and blood, there is very little risk of infection or complications that could cause concerns. That makes the procedure incredibly safe, so if that is a concern, you can rest assured that your doctor will do everything in their hands to keep you safe.
Ongoing and Underlying Medical Conditions
Some medical concerns may make individuals less suitable candidates for a P-Shot procedure. For example, individuals with certain medical conditions, such as blood disorders or active infections, may not be suitable candidates. A comprehensive medical evaluation is crucial to identify any underlying issues that could affect the procedure’s safety and effectiveness.
If you are aware of medical concerns that might not make you the best candidate for this procedure, please discuss them with your doctor first. He or she may be able to work with you or suggest another form of treatment that you may be better suited for.
Have Realistic Expectations
When it comes to the P-Shot, it is important to remember to have realistic expectations. If you do not, you may be slightly disappointed in the procedure. That isn’t to say that the procedure itself does not work (it has a very high success rate), but results vary from person to person, just like any other medical procedure. Also, for some men, results may fade over time, meaning that you may need regular maintenance appointments to ensure that the effects of the P-Shot will last.
If you are interested in learning more about the P-Shot, or if you are ready to make an appointment, call Dr. Ghozland‘s office today at 310-393-9359, and we will be happy to get you set up.