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Welcome to The ED Clinics Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of erectile dysfunction and explore the experiences of those who have lived with it firsthand. In this…

Testosterone is an important hormone that regulates sexual drive and maintains penile tissue health and blood flow in men. Low levels of testosterone can lead to decreased sexual desire and…

Symptoms of erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a sign of underlying cardiovascular disease (CVD) or other health conditions. The link between ED and heart health has been extensively studied, and…

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a prevalent issue for middle aged and older men, affecting about 50% of all men over 40. It is not always necessarily linked to age however,…

Erectile Dysfunction is a widespread condition that affects many men, regardless of age. It is characterised by the inability to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity. ED can…

ED Clinics practitioner and award-winning writer Yves De Vos has recently published his new book, Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction: Using Technology to Solve a Hard Problem. In this book…

Whilst there are many erectile dysfunction treatments out there, many of them cover up the symptoms of erectile issues on a use-as-needed basis. With 90% of erectile dysfunction cases being…

If you have begun to experience symptoms of erectile dysfunction, you might be looking into which ED treatments are available to you. There are many different available treatments, all with…

Stuart Brown from ED Clinics West Midlands speaks to Caroline Martin of BBC Midlands about men's health conditions, public perception, and how shockwave therapy can help.   Caroline: Now I…

Hot days and ED? There may be a link!   As the days are starting to get longer and warmer, you may be thinking about breaking out the shorts, rubbing…

What is shockwave therapy? Shockwave therapy involves passing short, intense sound waves, which travel faster than the speed of sound, into the relevant treatment area. This causes microtrauma, increases blood…