Darsonval for impotence

Darsonvalization is a progressive healing technique carried out using a special device. The device has a safe physiotherapeutic effect on the outer layers of tissue and mucous membranes. The effect of the apparatus on the body consists in the transmission of impulse currents of high frequency.

Classification of darsonvalization

Allocates 2 forms of darsonvalization: general and local. Induction therapy, or general darsonvalization, is carried out in medical institutions. This procedure helps to cope with slow blood circulation and low blood pressure, insufficient metabolic activity and inhibition of the activity of the central nervous system. Local darsonvalization can be performed both on an outpatient basis and at home. This simple and painless manipulation allows:

• improve local blood circulation and prevent the formation of stagnation
• activate metabolism and increase the activity of leukocytes
• stabilize the work of sweat and sebaceous glands
• reduce sensitivity pain receptors to external stimuli
• to increase the elasticity and firmness of tissues

Indications for use

Doctors recommend using this method of auxiliary treatment if the following pathological processes are detected:

• disorders in the work of the cardiovascular system (the initial stage of coronary heart disease, varicose veins)
• disorders of the central nervous system (insomnia and neurasthenia, all kinds of neuroses and depression)
• diseases of the genitourinary system (neurological pathologies, chronic inflammatory processes, decreased sexual desire)
• diseases of the ENT organs (inflammatory lesions of the oral cavity, auditory nerve)
• digestive disorders (inflammation of the rectal wall, as well as dyskinesia of the stomach and intestines, gastritis and hemorrhoids)
• abnormalities in the functioning of the respiratory system (tracheitis, bronchitis and asthmatic attacks)
• disorders of the musculoskeletal system (arthritis and polyarthritis, myositis and spondyloarthrosis)
• early hair loss
• cosmetic imperfections (acne and stretch marks, wrinkles and non-healing scars)

Machine action

Darsonval has a powerful tonic, rehabilitation and preventive effect. The systematic use of the apparatus has a beneficial effect on the state of immune processes and indicators of neurohormonal regulation. Physiotherapy provides a noticeable acceleration of blood circulation processes, has an analgesic effect. Darsonval is often recommended to be used by men who notice a decrease in sexual potency due to excessive fatigue, a busy work schedule and emotional instability. In addition, the apparatus, acting with the help of a current, increases the body's resistance to infectious lesions, helps to avoid pathologies that reduce erectile function.

How to use Darsonval

The device has a stable stimulating and rejuvenating effect after contact and non-contact exposure to specific points of the body. To achieve the desired result, patients are recommended to undergo at least 10 procedures.

Preparing for a therapeutic procedure

To obtain the maximum therapeutic effect, it is required to properly prepare the areas of the body on which the electrode will be installed. The working surface of the electrode is treated with an antiseptic solution and dried. Before the darsonvalization procedure, the patient should not be applied to the skin with acid-containing cosmetics and alcohol-containing liquids. While working with the device, the patient removes metal jewelry.

Features of darsonvalization

In case of contact, the electrode is placed on the skin. With local darsonvalization, a small current discharge penetrates under the outer layers of the dermis, which helps prevent varicose veins, increase the elasticity of blood vessels and skin. With non-contact exposure, the distance between the skin and the electrode is no more than 10 mm. After turning on the device, the patient feels a slight tingling sensation.

Contraindications

The wellness procedure should not be used to treat patients who have the following pathological phenomena:

• benign and malignant tumors
• pulmonary tuberculosis, urogenital or bone tuberculosis
• cardioarrhythmia and thrombophlebitis
• epilepsy
• tendency to internal bleeding
• hypertensive attacks
• acute diseases accompanied by hyperthermia

The device must not be used to provide therapeutic assistance to young children and pregnant women.