Longevity & Functional Medicine

Sexual Well-being

SHA’s Sexual Well-being Unit is focused on achieving sexual well-being from a global and integrative point of view with a multidisciplinary approach

Sexual Well-being Consultation

Clinical evaluation with a specialist in sexual well-being who carries out a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s current situation, including physical, emotional, and psychological aspects. This serves as an initial diagnosis of the state of health and allows specific diagnostic tests and treatments to be recommended depending on each case.

Consultation with a Hormonal Expert

Complete assessment of the neuroendocrine axis that allows the body’s hormonal functioning to be checked, to apply the appropriate treatments as needed and depending on each individual case.

Consultation with a Gynacologist

An assessment of the patient’s medical history and current gynecological situation is carried out. Through a detailed physical examination and questionnaire, key concerns are addressed and personalized recommendations are provided to maintain optimal female health.

Consultation with an Urologist

Consultation with a urology specialist for a review of the patient’s history, as well as a check-up of the current status of their urinary tract. In cases of erectile dysfunction, further detailed studies are carried out, depending on the case, with the performance of various tests or specific treatments, to find personalized solutions.

Diagnostic tests

Blood test

A biochemical study in which the most relevant parameters are measured to determine the current state of health and a complete hormone profile is carried out as a basic diagnostic test for medical consultation with a hormone expert.

Genetic test

Complete genetic study consisting of 3 tests: Oestrogens, Thrombogenes, and Sporadicgenes, whose aim is to detect genetic variants related to estrogen metabolism, estrogen receptors, progesterone, and genes associated with thrombosis or breast cancer, to evaluate possible health risks in the patient.

Transvaginal ultrasound

Examination of the female reproductive system using high-frequency sound waves. The uterus, cervix, and vagina are all carefully scanned.

Mammogram

A high-definition X-ray that uses very low-dose X-rays to diagnose any breast disease.

Treatments

Non-invasive radiofrequency procedure for the treatment of vaginal laxity and sexual dysfunction that provides homogeneous heat throughout the internal or external vaginal area to increase local blood circulation as well as the remodeling of elastin and collagen fibers.

A treatment that stimulates the pelvic floor area through deep electromagnetic contractions to improve blood flow to the area and help restore neuromuscular control. Recommended for cases of urinary or fecal incontinence in men and women, erectile dysfunction, or extreme weakness in the pelvic floor.

A neuromodulatory treatment using high-density magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells, musculoskeletal tissue, and blood vessels to produce an anti-inflammatory, analgesic, toning, and tissue regeneration effect.

A non-surgical genital rejuvenation treatment with a laser that prevents infections, improves the pelvic floor, and reduces urinary incontinence. It is an advanced technology for a complete recovery of female intimate health.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy session stimulates nerve cells, musculoskeletal tissue, and blood vessels in this area to treat disorders and sexual dysfunctions in a natural and painless way.

Treatment is used to improve poor erectile function. This technique, although not insensitive, is painless and is performed in various phases (continuous or intermittent) with sessions that last about 15 minutes. Low intensity, radial waves are applied which penetrate (up to 40 mm) directly onto the surface to be treated, causing a tilting micro-trauma that improves circulation and generates blood vessels that did not previously exist. It is only contraindicated in the case of anticoagulant treatment.

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