We support the right of men with disabilities such as spinal cord injury (SCI) or ejaculatory dysfunction to have children or enjoy a healthy sex life. Towards that end, we collaborate with leading medical institutions in the research and development of non-invasive products to facilitate ejaculation and the treatment of male infertility, using penile vibratory […]
“THE PROTOCOL” for Penile Vibratory Therapy after Prostate Cancer Surgery or other treatments
After Prostate cancer treatments, erections diminish for a period of time, which can last up to two years even with nerve sparing surgery or other options.
This is a stressful time, and most men are more worried about regaining urinary control than erections. However, this is actually a crucial time to “rehab” your nerves and muscles, so you can recover both your urinary and sexual function together, better, faster, and to maintain penile length. Begin stimulating your nerves right away!
Tips for better success with vibratory stimulation in men with spinal cord injury
I’ve been using PVS (Penile vibratory stimulation) to ejaculate for over 16 years. When using PVS as a spinal cord injury, brain injury, stoke patient, MS or any man, we need to understand the way we respond to vibratory stimulation. We can typically only have successful ejaculation using the Viberect X-3 or the Ferticare personal […]
Fertility Healthcare wants to know…
We’ve been online with our new site nearly a year now, and here at Fertility Healthcare, we want to know… How have Fertility Healthcare products helped you? We’d love to hear your stories, so we can learn how to bring you the best fertility aid products available. Reply on our Facebook page or […]
A Survey of SCI Individuals Who Use a FertiCare Personal Vibrator: Reproduction, Bladder Program, Spasticity and Quality of Life
The Internet Journal of Urology ISSN: 1528-8390
For individuals with spinal cord injury, the Ferti Care R Personal vibrator can be applied to the genitalia for reproductive health and orgasm. In addition, reports of vibratory effects on spasticity and bladder inhibition have been reported. However, there is no reported owner survey for the devices home-use, either benefits or problems.Methods: 122 SCI individuals (69% response rate) who had been using the device for 2 to more than 4 years completed a mailed survey which included a wide range of device related questions.
A satisfied customer…
This testimonial came to us this week from Natalie:
“When my boyfriend sustained a spinal cord injury following a stroke at age 29, our worlds were turned upside down. Once everything settled, we realized that our sex life would be different, another very large hurdle to overcome. With the spinal cord injury, my boyfriend lost a lot of sensation in his body and was unable to feel or reach orgasm as he did pre-injury.
We felt so alone and didn’t know where to turn. I found Ferticare online and hoped it would be the answer. It was! This medical vibrator is strong enough so my boyfriend can feel, reach orgasm and ejaculate. We even can start planning a family because of Ferticare.
The best part about Ferticare is David Buck. David is the medical representative for Ferticare. He is passionate about this product and regaining sexuality after a serious injury. David took all of the time we needed to explain how the device works, and give us lots of helpful information about sexuality after stroke. He is truly an angel. What we thought was lost at such a young age has been found thanks to David and Ferticare.”
Thanks Natalie! We’re glad we were able to help. Good luck on your future plans!
Clinical and research concerns with vibratory stimulation: a review and pilot study of common stimulation devices
The parameters of vibrators used for sexual stimulation in laboratory settings and therapeutic contexts are usually unknown. The unidentified range of vibrator characteristics commonly used for sexual stimulation would help identify appropriate vibrator for different purposes and clients. Seven vibrators used for sexual stimulation were tested using a piezoelectric accelerometer mounted on their housing to quantify frequency, displacement, and […]
Effects of vibratory stimulation on sexual response in women with spinal cord injury
“Women with spinal cord injuries (SCIs) have predictable alterations in sexual responses. They commonly have a decreased ability to achieve genital sexual arousal. This study determined whether the use of vibratory stimulation would result in increased genital arousal as measured by vaginal pulse amplitude in women with SCIs. Subjects included 46 women with SCIs and […]
Thanks for attending…
Thanks to all the NSCIA members who attended today’s webinar. If you have any further questions for David Buck, please feel free to use the “contact us” form on the right, or call 714-649-9284 to contact David for further information. Hope to talk to you all again soon! Sincerely, David
The FertiCare Personal…
Until recently, the only successful method for most men with spinal cord injuries to ejaculate usually involved hospitalized treatment. FertiCare Personal offers a better approach allowing men to achieve ejaculation in the privacy of their own home, when they choose to. FertiCare personal vibrator was developed by Multicept, in cooperation with specialist at Rigshospitalet (the […]
Hands On Dad – Part 1
Paraplegia, Pregnancy and Parenthood, Jai and Rebecca Waite talk honestly and openly about having a baby. This episode is in two parts, please watch part 2 to get the full story. Hands On Dad – Part 1 (FertiCare mention)
Sex on Wheels – A Documentary on the issues of sexuality and disability.
Sex on Wheels (Ferticare reference) Documentary on the issues of sexuality and disability.
New products help paraplegics have sex
Rebecca Rosenberg Columbia News Service Mar. 13, 2007 06:26 PM Nearly 15 years ago David Bucks was extreme skiing in California when an avalanche knocked him down and threw him from a 200-foot cliff onto a rock face. Three of his vertebrae broke into 42 pieces. At 33, Bucks was completely paralyzed below the chest. […]
A Guide and Resource Directory to Male Fertility Following Spinal Cord Injury/Dysfunction
By Maria J. Amador, B.S.N., CRRNCharles M. Lynne, M.D.Nancy L. Brackett, Ph.D., HCLD A publication funded by the Paralyzed Veterans of American Spinal Cord Injury Education and Training Foundation+ In the United States, there are 8,000 to 10,000 spinal cord injuries that occur each year. The majority of these injuries happen to men between […]
Antispastic Effect of Penile Vibration in Men With Spinal Cord Lesion
Antispastic Effect of Penile Vibration in Men With Spinal Cord Lesion LineLjssøe, MD, Jens Bo Nielsen, FinBiering-Sørensen, MD, Jens Sønksen ,MD ABSTRACT.Læssøe L, Nielsen JB, Biering-Sørensen F, Sønksen J. Antispastic effect of penile vibration in men with spinal cord lesion. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2004;85:919-24. Objective: To evaluate the possible antispastic effect penile vibratory stimulation (PVS) in […]
An analysis of 653 trials of penile vibratory stimulation in men with spinal cord injury
AN ANALYSIS OF 653 TRIALS OF PENILE VIBRATORY STIMULATION IN MEN WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY The Journal of Urology Copyright © 1998 by American Urological Association, Inc. BRACKETT, NANCY L.; FERRELL, SEAN M.; ABALLA, TEODORO C.; AMADOR, MARIA J.; PADRON,OSVALDO F.; SONKSEN, JENS; LYNNE, CHARLES M. From the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis and Department […]
