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The use of vacuum erection devices (VEDs) as a treatment for Peyronie’s disease, including their effectiveness and safety.
(Vs) — available as manual hand pumps, battery-powered/electric pumps, and systems paired with constriction rings — all operate on the same basic principle of creating negative pressure to draw blood ...
Randomized trials and major reviews show that vacuum erection devices () reliably produce adequate erections for many men—approximately 70% in pooled reports of device trials—and are especially useful...
Clinical evidence across decades shows (VEDs—whether simple manual pumps or more elaborate motorized systems) are effective second‑line treatments for erectile dysfunction with wide reported satisfact...
Evidence from small trials, case series and retrospective analyses suggests vacuum erection devices (VEDs, “penis pumps”) can improve penile length, pain and—modestly—curvature in some men with Peyron...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs) show biological plausibility and some clinical signals that they can stabilize or modestly improve penile curvature and length in Peyronie’s disease (PD), but the eviden...