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Who Should Have I.C.P. Treatment?

I.C.P. treatment (short for intracavernous pharmacotherapy) is often recommended for many men suffering with sexual performance issues.  I.C.P. is an injection of FDA-approved vasodilators into the spongy tissue of the penis, and is often very successful in inducing lasting and natural feeling erections in just a few minutes time.

I.C.P. treatment has helped many men with:

• Premature ejaculation (PE) – I.C.P. treatments can help men maintain an erection lasting up to one hour, regardless of climax
• Impotency – I.C.P. has helped many men who previously were unable to achieve an erection at all. Vasodilators found in I.C.P. treatments help expand the blood vessels in the penis and improve blood flow, which contributes to a strong erection.
• No success with ED pills – I.C.P. treatments are well established and even predated many of the oral medications that are common today. It is often successful for men who have previously tried ED pills without success.

Could I.C.P. Treatment Be Right For You?

Call today and find out more! Boston Medical Group’s network of independent physicians can help give you a diagnosis and find a treatment that’s right for you based on your own personal conditions, needs, and expectations.  Read more about Boston Medical Group.


I.C.P. Treatment

I.C.P. treatment works by expanding the arteries in the penis, allowing it to be engorged in blood. I.C.P. treatment erections feel just like a natural erection, but they last longer because I.C.P. erections do not subside after ejaculation, but only after the medication has worn off.

ICP Treatment Information

Side effects of I.C.P. treatment can often be avoided and are rare, but can include penile bruising, pain or tenderness, scarring and a prolonged erection (known as a priapism). To find out more about potential health interactions that can occur after having I.C.P. treatment, contact the I.C.P. experts at Boston Medical Group today.