Chronic pelvic pain syndrome shockwave treatment that restores quality of life without side effects
Learn how shockwave can combat your pelvic pain and improve your quality of life
Get rid of your pelvic pain and worries through scientifically proven focused shockwave and innovative EMTT treatment combined with personalized advice in a safe environment. The treatment reduces inflammation in the prostate and muscle tissue while stimulating the pain receptors, so your pelvic floor pain and tension disappear.
An effect that has been proven through clinical studies for more than the last 20 years. I always tailor the treatment to your needs. It’s based on a thorough examination with ultrasound and a review of your history of pelvic floor and prostate pain. Especially when you have struggled in vain in the public sector or elsewhere, without results. Here you are in focus.
Advanced treatment for pelvic pain
As a supplement to the effective shockwave and EMTT, I am the only one in the Nordic region to offer NESA X treatment, which can regulate the autonomic nervous system and pain center in the brain, through the Vagus nerve, which has an effect on pelvic pain.
Since 2017, I’ve been helping men from all over the Nordic region with pelvic floor pain and erectile dysfunction issues. I am an internationally recognized expert in shockwave and urological treatment and continuously train others in the field.
On this page, I’ve made sure that in less than 4 minutes you can get all the information you need to help you safely and effectively with pelvic pain. Don’t be afraid to get in touch if you have any questions or want to get started with a treatment, there is no shame or taboo.
Are you among the 89% of men who respond to shockwave treatment in the clinic for pelvic pain?
If you recognize any of the following problems, I can help you safely and effectively with shockwave and EMTT treatment without side effects.
- Painful sensation in the pelvic floor
- Deep pain in the pelvic floor and around the prostate/back
- Pain radiating to the penis or testicles
- The tip of the penis feels cold and does not fill properly with blood
- Pain associated with ejaculation
- Erectile function is no longer what it used to be and it is difficult to have sexual intercourse
- Premature ejaculation
- Difficulty emptying the bladder or passing stools
- Frequent night sweats
Read about Arne's experience with shockwave after 30 years of pelvic pain
Arne’s personal story with pelvic pain
After 30 years with cpps, with pain in the penis / pelvic floor and a lot of visits to various urologists, who all have only one point of view on it, I took matters into my own hands and have tried pretty much everything there is, such as internal massage, external massage, pelvic floor training, various health foods etc…then I came across this Shockwave treatment and thought it should be tried.
And I have to say that after the first visit I had my doubts, when you meet Michael for the first time, you had some prejudices, but I had to give it a chance and I have to admit that the subsequent 11 treatments have given me so much better quality of life, the pain is clearly decreasing and on top of that it has also given me my sex life back.
I can only highly recommend Michael as a skilled, experienced and competent practitioner in his field, once you have thrown away all prejudices and let go, Michael seems genuinely interested in helping you as a patient and a person.
Proven efficacy of specialist shockwave for pelvic pain for higher quality of life
When you choose to have treatment with me, it’s not just about getting rid of your pelvic pain. It’s about gaining peace of mind and the freedom to live your life the way you want. I offer a treatment that is carefully tailored to your needs and the findings we make during the initial examination. That’s why we always start with an in-depth conversation and advanced ultrasound scans of the pelvic floor and prostate.
I combine the innovative EMTT technology and gentle focused shockwave with customized pelvic floor exercises to give you back your quality of life. And if needed, Nesa X.
The combination allows us to normalize and reduce the signals from the nervous system that cause pain, reduce inflammation and restart the body’s healing processes. This holistic approach ensures that together we get to the root of the problem. Especially when you’ve been dealing with pelvic pain for many years and have hit a wall.
You’ll quickly notice a difference, and after just a few sessions, you’ll experience a marked improvement in pain, where everyday life becomes easier and your self-confidence grows. And as a bonus, your erection will also return and intercourse will be possible again. A normal course of treatment for most people will consist of 4-8 treatments at one-week intervals, with an 89% success rate.
I’m with you throughout the process and make sure you feel supported and understood. Treatments take between 20-30 minutes depending on the solution you choose and cost from DKK 1,550 per treatment.
Easy pelvic floor exercises for pelvic floor pain
Easy exercises for pelvic pain if your pelvic floor is very tense
Getting a good start with your pelvic floor exercises is crucial to achieve the best results for pelvic pain. It’s all about gaining proper control over the relevant muscles, so it’s important to start with a precise technique.
Basic technique
Squeeze the rectal opening as if you were holding in a fart. This squeeze activates the pelvic floor muscles needed to improve erectile function. You will probably also feel the squeeze in front of the root of the penis. When you squat, avoid tensing your stomach, buttocks or thighs, and don’t hold your breath. This is where most people make mistakes in training, which can reduce the effectiveness of the exercises.
Exercise 1 Quick squeeze: Lie on your back with your knees slightly apart so you are relaxed and can focus on using the right muscles. Squeeze quickly and forcefully and release the squeeze. Repeat the exercise 10-20 times. Each squeeze should be short and sharp, as if you want to quickly close and open a door. This trains your ability to quickly activate the pelvic floor muscles, which is important for both control and strength, also for relaxing.
Exercise 2 Moderate squeeze with hold: Now squeeze moderately as if you are half holding a fart. Hold the squeeze for 5-10 seconds and then release. The pause between squeezes should be at least as long as the squeeze so that the muscles are not fatigued too quickly. Repeat the exercise 10-20 times. This exercise is designed to increase pelvic floor endurance and reduce pelvic pain so you can hold the tension longer without getting tired.
Exercise 3 Long squat: Try to hold a moderate squat for up to 1 minute or as long as you can without tensing other muscles or holding your breath. Start slowly and gradually build up so you can extend the duration of the squeeze. This will help you build long-term muscle control, which is necessary to maintain an erection over time.
How long should it be done for pelvic pain and lack of muscle control?
By following these steps and exercises regularly for 6-8 weeks, you will gradually build strength and control in your pelvic floor, which can have a positive effect on your pelvic pain. If you are unsure whether you are doing the exercises correctly or if you need further guidance, you are always welcome to contact me. I can help you fine-tune your technique and ensure you get the most out of your training.
Specialist at eye level to help you find a safe solution for pelvic pain in a safe environment
Since 2017, I’ve been helping men recover from pain and improve their sex life and quality of life. I am a recognized international expert in shockwave and pelvic pain/prostatitis, and since 2019 I have trained other professionals and doctors around the world for some of the largest shockwave manufacturers.
I currently work with the manufacturers MTS Medical and Elvation, and I still have equipment from Storz Medical in the clinic. This gives you the most powerful shockwave setup in Denmark, where the equipment for treatment is chosen based on what best suits your situation.
I have experience from thousands of conversations and treatments for erectile dysfunction, peyronies and pelvic pain that are brought into play to increase your quality of life. This is in combination with highly specialized shockwave therapy, EMTT and not least my work as a sexologist, which provides even more tools to help you when pelvic pain controls and the quality of life hits rock bottom.
All treatment and conversations take place in a confidential and safe environment in my clinic on Amager.
What is focused shockwave therapy and why is it a good solution for pelvic pain?
The treatment for pelvic pain is focused shockwave therapy, also known as ESWT (Extracorporeal ShockWave Therapy), in which high-frequency sound waves are “shot” into the injured tissue via an application head, triggering a number of biological effects. These include the formation of new blood vessels and breaking down calcification in tendons and tissue.
Focused shockwave treatment for pelvic pain
also helps regulate and reduce inflammation and reduce pain. All of these factors help to speed up the natural healing process and give you a higher quality of life.
Focused shockwave is effective partly because of the intensity of the shockwave and because I control where the energy from the sound waves goes, i.e. where the injury is. With focused shockwave, my setup allows me to stimulate from the surface of the skin down to a depth of 12 cm, safely and effectively. That is, all the way into the depths of the pelvic floor and into the prostate and bladder.
Does the treatment hurt for pelvic pain?
The treatment may feel like pins and needles or mild pain. We always adjust the treatment according to your pain threshold to get the greatest possible effect without discomfort for you and your pelvic pain. Shockwave doesn’t have to hurt to be effective!
Get a no-obligation conversation today
If you are interested in hearing more about how we can help you, you are always welcome to contact us by phone: 41 40 08 58 or email: michael@msinsight.dk. Otherwise, you can fill out the contact form with your details and a brief description of your problem. I’ll get back to you quickly with a customized proposal for a solution so we can find the best way forward together.
Frequently asked questions about pelvic pain and prostatitis
Why choose shockwave and EMTT treatment for chronic pelvic pain syndrome?
Why choose shockwave and EMTT treatment for chronic pelvic pain syndrome?
Pelvic pain can occur in different ways and can have different symptoms. It can be pain around the anus and pelvic floor, it can be deeper around the prostate. It can be pain when urinating. It can also come as radiation to the testicles and the glans can feel cold.
I offer an effective treatment for chronic pelvic pain with shockwave and EMTT, with no side effects, where we can target the treatment to the affected area.
This will improve your quality of life by reducing pain in the affected area, as well as giving you better control over urination if this is also a problem. The treatment can also help with your sexual function, which 4 out of 5 clients experience in the clinic.
Shockwave and EMTT stimulate nerves, muscles and blood vessels in the pelvic area and promote the body’s own healing processes. This is done without the unpleasant side effects that can be experienced with certain antibiotics or powerful painkillers.
I am the only clinic in Denmark that offers several types of focused shockwave and EMTT treatment for pelvic pain, which has proven more effective than either shockwave and exercise alone, which both studies and our previous clients also confirm.
What is the first consultation for chronic pelvic pain?
What is the first consultation for chronic pelvic pain?
During the first consultation, I will work with you to thoroughly address both physical and psychological aspects of the problem. Here’s what you can expect:
- A comprehensive assessment of your pain, physical and mental health.
- A manual examination of the pelvic floor, iliac crest and prostate identifies muscle tension, hairiness and nerve impingement.
- A high-quality ultrasound scan to measure the size of the prostate, check for inflammation and examine the pelvic muscles.
- Uncovering whether the pudendal or inguinal nerve is part of the problem is what will typically be felt in the glans of the penis or testicles.
- We discuss your expectations for treatment and the results we can expect.
- An advanced body composition measurement with the Inbody770 system to reveal your overall health.
- You will receive the first treatment with shockwave and EMTT if you want to start, and instructions for home exercises to ensure a good result.
I will also look at the psychological factors, such as stress or relationship issues, that can affect your health. The aim is for me to create a tailored treatment strategy that improves your quality of life, quickly and effectively.
How is chronic pelvic pain syndrome treated?
The treatment of chronic pelvic pain with focused shockwave and EMTT involves treating the nerves around the lower back, pelvic floor muscles, and prostate with high-frequency sound waves and EMTT. These waves stimulate nerves, muscles and blood vessels in the area, which reduces pain and increases control over the area. The treatment lasts approximately 20-30 minutes and only feels like a light tingling sensation, and the intensity is continuously adapted to you throughout.
There are no risks or known side effects associated with the treatment. You can continue with sexual activity as normal throughout the course of treatment.
Why ultrasound in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain syndrome?
I always perform a thorough ultrasound scan of the pelvic floor during the first treatment. This scan helps us measure the size of the prostate, identify inflammation and examine the pelvic muscles. This ensures that we can target the treatment precisely and adjust the depth of the sound waves. We use the latest and most advanced scanning equipment in the clinic from Sonosite.
How long does it usually take to recover from pelvic pain?
How long it takes to become pain-free from pelvic pain varies depending on the cause and severity. Mild pain can often be relieved within a few weeks with treatment in combination with rest and home exercises. More complex cases, especially those with chronic conditions, can take longer to manage. A personalized treatment plan that includes exercises, shockwave, EMTT and physiotherapy can speed up the healing process. It’s important to follow the treatment plan and have regular follow-ups to monitor progress. I will help you with this in the clinic. A normal course of treatment in the clinic takes place over 4-8 weeks.
What could be causing my pelvic pain?
Common causes of pelvic pain in men include the following:
- Prostatitis: Inflammation of the prostate, bacterial or non-bacterial.
- Chronic pelvic pain syndrome: Prolonged pain with no clear cause.
- Muscle tension and strain: Overexertion or damage to pelvic muscles.
- Infections: Urinary tract infections or sexually transmitted infections.
- Prostate enlargement (Benign prostatic hyperplasia): Discomfort and urinary problems due to an enlarged prostate.
- Bladder disorders: Conditions such as interstitial cystitis (chronic bladder pain).
- Nerve irritation or injury: For example, pudendal neuralgia.
- Pelvic floor dysfunction: Tension or dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscles.
- Hernias: Hernias in the groin or abdominal area.
- Chronic inflammatory conditions: Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
- Injuries or trauma: Previous injuries in the pelvic area.
Risk factors for pelvic pain in men include heavy physical labor, repetitive movements, poor posture, obesity, inactive lifestyle, previous pelvic injuries, and certain medical conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease or prostate problems. Identifying these factors can help develop a targeted treatment plan.
I help you find the cause of your pain so you can regain a high quality of life.
Should I seek medical help for my pelvic pain?
If you experience severe sudden pain in the pelvic floor or prostate, experience blood in the urine, then I would recommend you see your GP for an examination with urine and blood test for CT or MRI scan. At the same time, you can call me on tel: 41400858 to get further guidance on the possibilities at the same time.
What can I do to prevent pelvic pain?
Prevention of pelvic pain can include regular exercise, strengthening the core muscles, using correct lifting techniques and ergonomic aids for physical work, and maintaining a healthy body weight through diet and exercise. Diet can also have a major impact on avoiding high levels of inflammation in cells.
Can pelvic pain in men affect my sexual function?
Yes, pelvic pain can affect sexual function by reducing libido and interfering with erection or ejaculation. It’s important to discuss these concerns with a doctor as there are treatment options that can relieve the pain and improve sexual function.
