Premature Ejaculation Treatment in Ottawa and Waterloo: An Honest Look at Assessment and Options
Premature ejaculation (PE) is ejaculation that happens sooner than a person would like, often with little control, and often with frustration or distress for the person and their partner. It is common, it has different patterns — some people have had it since first becoming sexually active, others develop it later — and it can be linked to sensitivity, anxiety, relationship factors, or other health issues. That variety is exactly why assessment comes before any treatment plan.
What PE assessment looks at
A consultation discusses how long PE has been present, whether it happens in all situations or only some, what has already been tried, medications, and general health. That history helps distinguish patterns that may respond to different approaches. No single treatment suits every case of PE, and a responsible clinic will say so.
How focused shockwave therapy is thought to work — and what the evidence does and does not show
FocusWave Clinic uses the Storz Medical DUOLITH SD1, a Health Canada licensed device, to deliver focused low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy (LI-ESWT).
For premature ejaculation specifically, the published evidence is limited. It rests mainly on small, uncontrolled studies rather than large controlled trials, so it cannot be presented as strong or settled evidence. What it can say is that FocusWave Clinic offers an assessment first, discusses what is known and what is not known, and only proceeds if a person is suitable and chooses to do so after that discussion.
What a first visit and assessment involves
A first visit starts with an assessment: history, a nurse assessment, and a suitability check with Drew Klein, the clinic director. The men’s health program is $2,500 if a person is suitable and chooses to proceed. If assessment suggests another approach would be more appropriate, that is discussed honestly at the consultation.
Who should call first instead of assuming treatment is suitable
Call before assuming treatment is suitable if you have a pacemaker or implanted device, an infection or open wound in the treatment area, cancer in the treatment area, or a bleeding disorder or use of blood thinners.
Talk to FocusWave Clinic in Ottawa or Waterloo
FocusWave Clinic has clinics in Ottawa and Waterloo.
If premature ejaculation is affecting you, call first to discuss an assessment — and to hear plainly what shockwave therapy can and cannot be expected to do.
- Ottawa: 2249 Carling Ave, Suite 201, Ottawa ON K2B 7E9 — 613-422-9283
- Waterloo: 109 Erb St. W, Suite B, Waterloo ON N2L 1T4 — 226-476-4147
- Toll-free: 888-558-9283 | info@focuswaveclinic.com | www.focuswaveclinic.com
