There is an old saying that "toothache is not a disease, and it is really terrible to hurt." This will not be the "life root" of men.On the surface, dental diseases seem to be unhappy.However, according to a scientific report, a latest study with experimental mouse as the object found that periodontal disease or gingivitis may hinder normal sexual life & mdash; & mdash; lead to men.
Researchers said that the new research results further proved and explained the early studies of "the incidence of periodontal disease than other men" in "erectile dysfunction".During the clinical diagnosis, doctors should consider the correlation between dental disease and ED.Discovering and treating periodontal disease (whether the patient has an ED problem) can greatly improve the quality of sexual life of patients.
Researchers explained that periodontal disease increases heart disease, and heart disease is closely related to ED.Therefore, researchers doubt whether there is a direct connection between periodontal disease and ED, and how it is associated between the two.In order to reveal the mystery, the researchers used the experimental mouse to conduct relevant experiments.It was found that periodontal disease would improve the level of inflammation of the experimental mouse.Inflammation is a beneficial response to the body's immune system's resistance to infection, but long -term high -level inflammation is harmful to general health (including sexual health).
New studies have also found that among the experimental mice with periodontal disease, the level of the enzyme ENOS directly related to the erectile ability is lower.This enzyme can produce nitric oxide, use blood vessels to relax, and increase penile blood flow.The inflammation caused by periodontal disease will reduce the level of nitric oxide in the body, which in turn causes erection difficulty.
This new study revealed for the first time that inflammation would have a negative impact on erectile function.This conclusion has been confirmed at least through animal experiments.As for whether the human body will have the same connection, further clinical experiments will be confirmed.
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