When many people decline in sexual function, they first doubt whether they are their bodies. In fact, it may also be a drug that is taking. Its side effects are caused by the side effects. So which drugs can cause sexual dysfunction?The following introduces the types of drugs that affect sexual function for everyone to understand.
Antihypertensive drug
Anti -suppression drugs are the most common drugs that affect male sexual function. There are 25%of patients taking antihypertensive drugs, and only 7%of the healthy people who are not taking medicine. At the same time, 25%of those who take antihypertensive drugsEjaculation disorders occur.
Hormone
Bstophytic prostatic hyperplasia is commonly used clinically.These patients will not only have male breast hyperplasia, decreased and slowed the growth of beard, but also have obvious side effects such as decreased sexual desire, impotence, ejaculation disorders, and decreased semen.Adrenal corticosteroids can be used to treat immunotheisms with anticipated antibodies, but when the dose is exceeded, the symptoms of sexual dysfunction will occur.
Sedative drug
Large doses of stability directly have a specific effect on the edge system of the brain, and directly reduce or enhance sexual desire and sexual function.Stability and other muscles have muscle relaxation effects, and nerve can cause loss of desire and impotence through the spinal cord.Such drugs are also beneficial to sleeping, Barbich, and hyatestone.
Diuretic drug
Diuretic drugs lose potassium in the body, decreased the concentration of blood potassium, reduce the sensitivity of neuromuscular muscles, and relax the smooth muscle of the blood vessels, which may cause the penis erection to weaken.
After reading the above description, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of the drugs that may affect sexual function. I hope everyone should not worry too much when encountering their own sexual function.Professional diagnosis.
Recommended reading: "Symptoms of sexual dysfunction and prevention"
(Editor in charge: Lin Sen)
