Erectile Dysfunction & Its Effects

Erectile dysfunction, once thought to mainly psychological causes, is now too often from physiological problems such as poor blood flow to the penis. More and more research findings suggest that ED may be an early sign of coronary heart disease, which also by the flow of blood and, if untreated, can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Understood two recent studies published online today, is also the link to the release of ErektionenFichte, the adverse effects on cardiovascular health. More than half of men 70 to 40 years suffer from erectile dysfunction, many people may be at risk of disease and can not reach.
"The symptoms of erectile dysfunction seems to be three to four years before the symptoms of coronary disease," says Robert cloning, a cardiologist at Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California, the researchers BEGOcan Trackingeine link between erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular problems in the middle anni'90, and in recent years have recognized that erectile dysfunction and thus the prediction of future cardiovascular problems.

"Patients should not [IGNORE] the presence of erectile dysfunction. And physicians should always prCAW esencia in patients with high risk," said Carmen Gazzaruso, study author and professor at the University of Pavia in Italy.  In 2005, doctors Heinen consensus that every man, erectile dysfunction, without an obvious cause should be examined for the disease.

For diabetics, it is even more DE May, a red flag for other men. Two new studies published today in the American Journal of Cardiology Collegdi and that people with diabetes and erectile dysfunction with cardiovascular risk greater than in men with erectile dysfunction alone. "This is a true and Proprio awakening of men with erectile dysfunction and diabetes, "says Allen Seftel, a urologist at Case Western University. In the light of new evidence, he said that people with diabetes, the development of ED should be especially quick search of medical care and for vostraTS the treatment of cardiovascular diseases-vasculairesres.

A study by Gazzaruso, the monitoring of people with diabetes silent (without symptoms) of heart disease for several years. He schloss, that those who zunächsthatte erectile dysfunction are more often in serious cardiac events such as a heart attack than those who do not. In the EN group affected, 61.2 percent had a heart problem in the four years of étudesdonné. By comparison, 36.4 percent of men who had no major heart problems erectile dysfunction.

The other study, conducted by researchers from Hong Kong, followed 2306 men with diabetes, cardiovascular Kreislauf problems, while einDurchschnitt four years found that men who have erectile dysfunction by around 60 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular problems like stroke, heart failure, l ydolordansun trunk. "Even mild symptoms of erectile dysfunction in May means that the level of blood sugar, blood pressure and abnormal lipids in," says Peter Tong, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and author of the study.

Make a few changes einfacheDien, say experts, could a person's life, not just your sex life. Men suffering from erectile dysfunction, particularly those with diabetes were also Ales particularly vigilant to eat like a healthy diet, regular physical activity and smoking. A study in 2004 found that men who started, in practice an average age of less than 70 percent the risk of erectile dysfunction compared to men, yet sedentary. In this study,  approximately one third of obese men with erectile dysfunction to their sexual function after two years. "If you scendeez the couch, not only to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease diabetesy, but it can also prevent erectile dysfunction," said Elizabeth Selvino, a researcher at Johns Hopkins. Last year, foundations Selvino that men were physically inactive were much more likely to have ED than men who aufn.