1 in 2 adult males between the ages of 40 and 70 will have sexual changes they consider problematic (4, 5)
Dr. Morunga consults and examines each patient forming a diagnosis and treatment plan. He will recommend a number of different treatment options which may or may not be inclusive of the P-Shot®. |
Dr Morunga discussing the Priapus Shot® for Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronies Disease
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Biobridge International Scientific Symposium Venice 2014 - Priapus Shot® Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronies Disease
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Procedure TimeWe allow about 60-75 minutes, this for a full consultation and examination and the procedure itself.
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Adverse EffectsThe most common side effects include, temporary skin reactions such as redness, pain, tenderness, firmness, swelling, lumps or bruising. On occasion there is a transient loss of erectile ability. Please refer to Data Information supplied for evidence based studies of P Shot® Adverse Effects.
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Result DurationIn keeping with TAPS Approval 10287 (Therapeutic Advertising Pre-vetting Service) treatment outcomes are exempt from being advertised. Please refer to Data Information supplied for evidence based studies on P Shot® Outcomes.
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