Hey all,
Started ESWT therapy 2 weeks ago, and I have my last session this Saturday.
I'm scheduled to receive the P-Shot 2 weeks later.
Has anyone gone through this before?
I'm ALSO considered implementing extended water fasting to the regimen. Has THIS been done by anyone on the forum before?
I will speak to the doctor about it but I'm curious to get anecdotal evidence.
Hey Roy. I hope you see meaningful improvements with ESWT. I don't think i have read success stories before, about it. As for the P-Shot, i think it is a sham. Never had anybody which has benefited from it. Like ever. And many people tried. And still do.
Quote from: Pfract on February 02, 2022, 09:42:28 PM
Hey Roy. I hope you see meaningful improvements with ESWT. I don't think i have read success stories before, about it. As for the P-Shot, i think it is a sham. Never had anybody which has benefited from it. Like ever. And many people tried. And still do.
Well that's disappointing! I'm spending a whole sh*t load of money for these two procedures, so I hope I see some positive results.
I'm planning to complete a 14 day water fast once this ordeal is over, so hopefully that helps...
The P-shot was the worst thing I ever did for my deformity, now my penis is worse than ever. I read that P-shot increases collagen= scar tissue
Quote from: Bud luck on February 03, 2022, 08:38:15 AM
The P-shot was the worst thing I ever did for my deformity, now my penis is worse than ever. I read that P-shot increases collagen= scar tissue
Ok THAT is concerning... I can still cancel.
Google PRP or P-shot, it will tell you that increase Collagen, that is good in a penis with no scar tissue or fibrosis, but not in a penis with fibrosis. I spended $2000 for an injection that created more damage, is up to you to do it, I was warned by an urologist but I didn't listen
Also, search the board on ''p shot'. There was a thread circulating here about it not long ago with a lot of posts.
I know 3 or 4 people who have benefited from the P shot. Also I have spoken to a few clinics that say they haven't met anyone yet who at least wasn't slightly improved. I get they can be full of crap, but unless you get a haematoma...whoch is so incredibly rare since they use anticoagulants... you shouldn't make it worse.
Bad luck might just have had... bad luck... but who knows. There is a large study on this underway which will shed some more light on it. I think you are dead on with the water fast. Healing naturally and blood flow is your safest bet.
I am myself looking into getting PRP. Bad luck is the only person I have seen get worse from it. Others say nothing happened or slight/big improvement.
The fact that he only had one shot as well is very sad. Many people take 3-6 to even note any sort of change.