Endocrine factors play an important role in the regulation of penile erection, so many endocrine diseases clinically have a high incidence.In addition to stabilization of gonades, such as diseases that directly affect androgen levels, the following diseases are often accompanied by impotence.
Thyroid disease
Regardless of hyperthyroidism or decreased, it can adversely affect the erectile function.For hyperthyroidism, the level of estrogen androgens in the blood increases the level of globulin, so that under the dual action of decreased free testosterone and increased estrogen, sexual function is widely affected.It is reported that the incidence of low sexual desire in patients with hyperthyroidism is 71 ﹪, and the incidence of impotence is 56 ﹪, and some patients can even have feminine breasts.
Armopopractical combination of splittin in the blood of thyroid dysfunction is reduced or normal, but the concentration of total testosterone is reduced, and testosterone metabolism is also abnormal. It will no longer transform intorogenone, which will affect the patient's erectile function.
Hypenticulnemia
Because this disease is not as common as diabetes, hyperthyroidism and other diseases, when patients such with impotence are used as a patient, doctors or patients may think that the occurrence of impotence is caused by age or psychological factors, which is not easy to make correct cause judgments.
It is generally believed that the occurrence of impotence caused by high prolactin ledin is caused by the decrease in testosterone levels on the impact of the hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis.After reducing the level of prolactin, its erectile function can be quickly corrected. Therefore, in addition to affecting the hypothalamus-pituitary-testicular axis, the disease may still have a central mechanism.
(Editor in charge: Internship Zhang Yiwen)
