I had Amore treat me for ED. They know a lot about blood flow but I found out after spending $9,700.00 that blood flow is only 1/3 of what creates ED.
The other two components are hormonal and mental.
After getting three P shots, 1 stem cell shot and 9 G Wave treatments. I found that erections itself was not my problem, it was the ability or will to get an erection. No libido, caused by low T (390).
Amore did blood work after they got my $9,700.00. I believe blood work should be the very first thing they do, long before they start treating for blood flow or taking your money. Although I must admit the $9700 did produce some benefits with more girth and length but my ultimate problem was more hormonal than blood related.
The test revealed high Prolactin, LH, & FSH proving the pituitary glad is asking the testes to produce T but they simply can not.
A bit of history is needed here ;
I am in remission from Prostate cancer. 2 Years ago I had 26 radiation treatments that so far shows killed the cancer, (.26 PSA) but in doing so it also damaged the testes, making them not produce testosterone.
This is a very common side effect of Radiation. If possible get proton radiation vs. X radiation. Reason is it has less splatter causing less adjacent tissue damage. Moffit at the time did not have a proton machine, they do now.
I was going to have Amore administer testosterone but Moffitt cancer center requested me to visit a Urologist who will monitor my PSA.
Testosterone does NOT cause prostate cancer but feeds any cancer that may be hiding and not seen.
Today I got my first TRT shot, it cost me $3.00 per month vs. $180.00 a month through Amore. I feel more secure I am being seen by a doctor that understands cancer, not a clinic that does not deal in cancer.
The last component of ED is mental, getting enough sleep (8hrs) and lowering stress as much as possible helps and it's free. I do not feel this is my problem but keep that in mind.
In conclusion, I believe Amore to be professional although there is NO MEN, a bit strange but it is what it is. Every woman there from the receptionist to the Doctor treated me at one point or another which made me a bit uncomfortable.
Do I feel $9,700.00 was a good investment? I am mixed on this considering fixing my hormone imbalance may fix the issue on its own. Time will tell.
For someone that would be strapped to spend this much money, I suggest to first balance your hormones, get a pump and exercise.
This would cost a fraction of the $9,700.00 and maybe all you need. read more