Frequently Asked Questions
Can RestoreX be used in combination with Xiaflex?
Use of RestoreX with Xiaflex is a discussion you should have with your physician. Mayo Clinic completed a clinical trial with RestoreX and Xiaflex to determine if RestoreX would be helpful in reducing the curvature associated with Peyronie's disease. The study demonstrated that with the use of RestoreX, the average reduction in curvature of approximately 20º using Xiaflex alone increased to 34º when using RestoreX during the cycles of Xiaflex injections. Please note: Xiaflex is a registered trademark of EndopharmaceuticalsWhat are the potential risks or side effects of using RestoreX and RestoreXL?
When used as directed, RestoreX and RestoreXL have been shown to be extremely safe in clinical studies with no reports of serious injuries like nerve damage or erectile dysfunction. However, improper use or overuse may lead to risks such as:- Tissue damage
- Severe pain
- Numbness or tingling (which could indicate nerve-related issues)
- Discoloration or signs of injury
What precautions should I take before using RestoreX or RestoreXL?
- Consult your physician to ensure RestoreX is appropriate for your condition, especially if you have any underlying health issues.
- Review the full Warnings and Precautions in the instructions for use before beginning treatment.
- Start with shorter sessions to assess tolerance and monitor for any signs of discomfort.
Who should not use RestoreX and RestoreXL?
RestoreX and RestoreXL not suitable for everyone. Do not use RestoreX or RestoreXL if you have any of the following conditions (contraindications):- Severe vascular disease
- Severe neuropathy
- Active urinary tract infection
- Active sexually transmitted infection
- Bleeding disorders
- Taking anticoagulant medications