In the approach to caring for the health of the male sex and for chronic states of the pelvic floor at PYONG MEN, the technology Transrectal QMR (Quantum Molecular Resonance) is brought in to be used in order to stimulate restoration at the level of the cell in tissue in the deep part, which treatment from outside may not reach sufficiently
This article explains how Transrectal QMR works, which states it suits, and what those receiving the care should expect when they come in for the procedure at PYONG MEN
What is Transrectal QMR
Transrectal QMR is a procedure that uses a small instrument inserted through the anus in order to send a specific frequency of waves into the tissue of the prostate gland and the structures of the reproductive system in the deep part, with the goals of:
- Stimulating the repair of the cells in the tissue in the deep part
- Stimulating the circulation of the blood in the area of the pelvic floor
- Reducing inflammation without heat (Non-thermal)
The Non-thermal character, or working without using heat as the main mechanism, makes Transrectal QMR suit tissue that is delicate, and it is one of the technologies brought in to be used as part of a plan of caring for the health of the male sex in depth
The mechanism of the working, in summary
QMR relies on a frequency of waves designed to stimulate the biological response of the cells, without using the energy of heat as the main mechanism, so it can send energy into the tissue that is near the wall of the end part of the large intestine, such as the prostate gland, the structures of the blood vessels in the deep part, and the nervous system in the pelvic floor, suitably under medical care
The goal of this procedure is not merely relieving the symptoms immediately in front of us, but supporting the environment of the tissue in the deep part, so that restoration arises more systematically within the plan of care overall
In which conditions is Transrectal QMR used
At PYONG MEN, Transrectal QMR is part of the plan of care in several states, namely:
- Vasculogenic ED — supporting the circulation and the repair of the cells in the reproductive system in the deep part
- Andropause (Late-Onset Hypogonadism) — restoring the working of the prostate gland and the structures of the reproductive system
- Peyronie's Disease and Penile Trauma — restoring the nervous system and the structures of the blood vessels in the deep part of the pelvic floor that have been affected
- Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS) — repairing the cells of the prostate gland and the tissue in the deep part
- OAT Syndrome and reduced quality of sperm — supporting the restoration of the environment of the reproductive system
What the procedure is like from the point of view of the one receiving the care
Many people may be anxious when they learn that this procedure is done through the anus. In practice, the procedure is designed to take place privately and under the care of the medical team
- The procedure is carried out in a private examination room, under the care of a physician
- Because it is Non-thermal, it does not give rise to heat or to energy of pain
- The size of the instrument and the length of time in doing the procedure have been designed suitably
- The medical team explains the steps at each period, and gives importance to privacy throughout the care
The frequency and the length of time in the care
Generally, Transrectal QMR is used as part of a programme of a period of 2–3 months, with the frequency between 1–3 times a week, depending on the plan the physician designs and the severity of the symptoms
Setting the number of sessions does not use the same form for everyone, but is considered from the main cause of the symptoms, the accompanying states found on examination, the goals in restoration, and the response of the body during the plan of care
The price
The procedures of specialised technology, namely Transrectal QMR and Focused Shockwave (f-ESWT) for men, are at the price of 3,800 baht/session. If bought as a package of 10 sessions, it is at the price of 33,000 baht. The total package price in each plan is a preliminary assessment and depends on the diagnosis of the physician
The role of Transrectal QMR in the integrated approach
Transrectal QMR is not used on its own, but works together with Focused Shockwave, Growth Factor, and the Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol in order to support restoration at the level of the cell, the blood vessels, and the muscles systematically
In some cases, Transrectal QMR may help support the role of other technologies in the plan of care, such as stimulating the circulation in the tissue in the deep part, reducing the inflammation of the prostate gland and the pelvic floor, or supporting the environment of the reproductive system so that it suits restoration more
In short summary
- Transrectal QMR is the sending of a specific frequency of waves through the anus in order to stimulate the repair of the cells in the tissue in the deep part
- It is a Non-thermal technology, suiting tissue that is delicate
- It is used to support the care of ED, Andropause, Peyronie's, Penile Trauma, CPPS, and OAT Syndrome
- The frequency is generally 1–3 times/week, in a programme of 2–3 months
- At PYONG MEN the procedure is carried out in a private examination room, under the care of a physician
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
1. Which kind of symptoms does Transrectal QMR suit? Transrectal QMR may suit those who have problems concerning the prostate gland, a chronic pelvic floor, the system of circulation in the pelvic floor, or states connected with the health of the male sex at the level of the tissue in the deep part
2. Does Transrectal QMR hurt? Transrectal QMR is a Non-thermal technology; it does not give rise to heat from the energy itself. Generally it is at a level that the one receiving the care can bear. The medical team cares for them and explains the steps throughout the procedure
3. How many sessions must be done before a change is seen? The response depends on the cause and the severity of the symptoms. The programme is generally designed as a period of 2–3 months, at a frequency of 1–3 times/week, according to the plan the physician assesses
4. Must Transrectal QMR be done together with another procedure or not? It depends on the cause and the severity of the symptoms in each individual. Some cases may use Transrectal QMR together with Focused Shockwave, Growth Factor, or the Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol, so that the care covers every level
5. How does Transrectal QMR differ from Focused Shockwave? The two technologies work by different mechanisms. QMR sends a specific frequency of waves in a Non-thermal way, while Focused Shockwave uses shock waves of low energy. In suitable cases, the physician may consider using both technologies together