For a long time, people have simply regarded men as one.A long -term follow -up study results released by American scientists have shown that the possibility of a male heart disease with impotence is three times higher than that of men with impotence.
In this study, researchers conducted 19 years of tracking investigations on men aged 40 and 79 to understand their sexual function and the status of their cardiovascular system.Researchers said that although the results of the study could not be confirmed, impotence must indicate that heart disease was about to occur, but the data obtained in 1996 showed that from 1979 to 1995, among men who had heart disease, impotence occurred in the heart disease.The quantity is 3.5 times that of men without heart disease.In addition, other studies have also confirmed that more than half of the men who have undergone a bridge surgery have impotence.This shows that impotence is a signal that may have a problem with the heart.
Researchers said that after men's impotence, they often encounter two situations: First, they are difficult to open up, so they do not dare to seek medical treatment, and do not want to delve into the reason. They always feel that they may recover themselves.The second case is that when you are medical, doctors often only consider some traditional factors that produce impotence, such as alcoholism, smoking, kidney disease, and psychological disorders. They do not consider that patients may cause impotence due to heart problems.
The researchers also warned those men who had impotence, especially when their physical condition or mood had not changed greatly and suddenly had impotence.Insufficient, causing impotence.At the same time, you should pay attention to whether you have discomfort in your chest, such as chest tightness, chest pain, etc.During the medical treatment, you can also take the initiative to introduce to the doctor if you have a history of heart disease, or have a feeling of discomfort in the heart recently to attract the attention of the doctor.
(Editor in charge: Chen Bong)
