Don't take aphrodisiac drugs with heart drugs.

Don't take aphrodisiac drugs with heart drugs.

Recently, the weather is cold. A middle-aged man suddenly has a high sexual desire in the middle of the night and wants to have sex with his wife, but his penis can't keep firm and he is always "unable to enter the door". He went to the drugstore to buy an aphrodisiac. He was going to eat it, but he caught sight of the label of the medicine box and was not allowed to use it with heart medicine. Fortunately, he gave up. Xu Fushun, director of urology department of New North United Hospital, said that low temperature can easily reduce blood circulation, cause microvascular contraction, affect cavernous blood flow and aggravate erectile dysfunction, especially in patients with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes. Consult a doctor before taking an aphrodisiac. Can an aphrodisiac be used with heart disease drugs? Director Xu Fushun explained that drugs for erectile dysfunction have side effects, including headache, blushing, bloating, stuffy nose and blurred vision, which may lead to hypotension, myocardial infarction, arrhythmia and hearing loss. And may interact with cardiac drugs. It is not recommended for people with a history of heart disease and poor liver and kidney function to take it by themselves. Director Xu Fushun emphasized that erectile dysfunction is closely related to cardiovascular diseases and endocrine diseases, and many patients who don't mention it suffer from three high diseases. It is suggested that if people can't get an erection and maintain hardness, they should go to a doctor for further examination. Subscribe to the health Aloha audio-visual channel, read health knowledge more easily, and pay attention to your health every day! Line @ ID: @:/supply/article/31745 Keywords: erectile dysfunction, aphrodisiac, Department of Urology, Xu Fushun and New Taipei Joint Medical Association.