Post Date December, 03 2023
Nowadays, male friends are very busy with their daily work, and most of them have minor illnesses that can be dealt with by looking for drugs. However, it is important to know that in this temporary situation, the wrong drugs may lead to very serious consequences, such as decreased sexual function. Many men may not agree with the argument that indiscriminate use of drugs leads to decreased sexual function, and consider it alarmist. However, whether this argument is true or not, and make a conclusion after listening to the following analysis.
When it comes to the speed of treatment, there are no hormones, but although they have a quick effect, their side effects are not small. Hormone drugs, including estrogen, adrenocortical hormones, and testosterone, may not only reduce male libido, but may even lead to serious problems such as ED (erectile dysfunction), ejaculation disorders, and decreased semen volume.
Many patients use diuretic drugs when treating urinary system diseases. Diuretic drugs can cause potassium loss in the body, while a decrease in blood potassium concentration can reduce muscle and nerve sensitivity, relax vascular smooth muscle, and possibly weaken penile erection.
Some middle-aged and elderly men have symptoms of high blood pressure, so they take a large number of antihypertensive drugs, but some antihypertensive drugs are the most common drugs that affect male sexual function. Among patients taking antihypertensive drugs, 25% may suffer from ED, and some may also experience ejaculation disorders at the same time.
Male sexual function control is accomplished by the central nervous system, so many psychotropic drugs can affect it. For example, some sedative drugs have specific effects on the limbic system of the brain, which can directly reduce or enhance sexual desire and function. Drugs such as diazepam have a muscle relaxant effect that can lead to decreased libido and even ED. Some psychotropic drugs can paralyze the male sphincter of the seminal vesicle, weaken ejaculation, or cause a decrease in testosterone levels. A survey shows that the incidence rate of sexual dysfunction caused by methylthiazide can be as high as 60%, while the probability of sexual dysfunction caused by other such drugs is about 25%.
It can be seen from this that indiscriminate use of drugs leading to decreased sexual function is not a one-sided statement, but there is a solid basis. Moreover, drugs are seven points toxic, and any drug can have certain side effects. Therefore, if you have a disease, you should go to a regular hospital to see a doctor and take medication under the guidance of a doctor before you can be cured of the disease without causing harm to your own health.
