Some drugs have side effects that can affect your sex life

　　Take the sweet life between husband and wife as an example, some drugs can also "trouble" it: in recent years, domestic and foreign studies have found that there are more than 50 kinds of drugs that have adverse effects on sexual function.

　　blood pressure medication

　　These drugs are associated with loss of sexual desire, loss of orgasm, and ED. sexual dysfunction , the closest relationship. When the daily dosage of ethidine is more than 25 mg, most men sexually transmitted diseases People will develop ED, ejaculation Delayed or inability to ejaculate; female The patient has insufficient vaginal lubrication and decreased sexual desire. Newlyweds or husbands who are preparing to conceive their wives should not take this drug. Although the daily dosage of methyldopa is less than 1g, some male Patients can still experience loss of libido or ED; female patients can, too amenorrhea , galactorrhea, decreased sexual arousal and loss of orgasm. Even if the dose of reserpine is small, it can also cause most male patients to reduce their sexual desire, develop ED, or be unable to ejaculate. It can even induce depression, making the original sexual dysfunction and low sexual desire more serious. There are also clonidine (clonidine), hydralazine (hydralazine, hydralazine), mecamylamine, etc., which can affect the arrival of orgasm.

　　anticardiac drugs

　　Digitalis, digoxin, and psychosomatic drugs used for congestive heart failure can cause low sexual function or ED in men. When the daily dosage of propranolol, which is used to treat heart rhythm disorders, is increased to 40-320 mg, weakened sexual desire and ED are likely to occur.

　　diuretics

　　Spironolactone has an anti-androgen effect. If used for a long time, it can cause sexual dysfunction or ED in men; it can also occur in women. Irregular menstruation , amenorrhea, and even stop ovulation.

　　sedative hypnotics

　　If used for a long time, sedatives such as diazepam and diazepam can reduce sexual desire and cause ED. After long-term use of hypnotics such as Lumina, Amitor and Sukomian, male patients will suffer from loss of sexual desire, ED or loss of orgasm.

　　Hormones

　　When estradiol, ethinyl estradiol, etc. are used for male prostate cancer, sexual desire can quickly decrease or disappear, and lead to ED and ejaculation function impairment. Chlormadinone can cause loss of sexual desire, ED, or decreased orgasm in men. If methyltestosterone, testosterone propionate, etc. are used in large amounts for a long time, the testicles will atrophy. sperm It reduces semen and affects sexual desire. Prednisone (prednisone) can affect sperm production when the daily dose reaches 30 mg. Prednisone can cause anospermia. Thyroid powder can cause women to stop ovulating.

　　Sulfonamides

　　Sulfasalazine can cause lack of semen and sperm count.

　　Gastrointestinal antispasmodics

　　Atropine, anisodine (654-2) and probenzoline can cause ED in male patients and reduce sexual excitement in female patients.

　　anti-allergy medicine

　　Chlorpheniramine, aptamine, phenergan, etc. can all reduce the sexual function of men and women.

　　In addition, Antam, furazolidine, indomethacin, metoclopramide, Youjiangan and cimetidine, etc., can also cause sexual dysfunction in men and women. But 3-6 months after discontinuation. The symptoms can disappear on their own and gradually return to normal.

　　There are also some anti-cancer drugs, anti- mental illness Drugs, etc., long-term use will also affect the "sweet life".

　　For a long time, people always believed that ED was caused by kidney deficiency. In fact, this is not the case. According to surveys and studies, the incidence of ED patients in my country accounts for about 10% of the male population. Among them, the causes of patients under 50 years old (including young adults) are very complex. Functional (also called psychological) ED accounts for 60% to 80%, organic ED accounts for 20% to 40%, and drug-induced ED accounts for 15%. Only 16% of organic ED are caused solely by sex hormone abnormalities. At present, in addition to junior colleges with better conditions, Hospital In addition to formal treatment of the disease by hospital specialists, a considerable number of patients often seek medical treatment or purchase aphrodisiacs due to their eagerness for treatment.

　　The so-called aphrodisiacs are a type of traditional Chinese medicine that have the functions of warming the kidney yang, replenishing the essence, strengthening the muscles and bones, and stimulating sexual function, such as ginseng, velvet antler, seahorse, cinnamon, aconite, cistanche deserticola, epimedium, cnidum, actinolite, fur seal kidney, and various animal whips. If patients with kidney yang deficiency can use aphrodisiacs rationally, they can indeed treat ED, premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, and loss of sexual desire. If misused or abused, it will make ED more serious and even cause irreversible sexual dysfunction.

　　After some people suffer from ED, after consulting their doctors and taking some non-kidney-warming and aphrodisiac drugs, their condition has basically improved. However, their expectations are too high and they are still not satisfied, so they buy large amounts of deer antlers, seahorses, fur seal kidneys, etc. On this basis, some patients also add the androgen methyltestosterone, etc., and within a period of time, the sexual function is greatly enhanced, and they think the medicine has cured the disease, but unexpectedly, the good times do not last long, and ED reappears, and the condition is more serious than before using aphrodisiacs.

　　ED patients who abuse Chinese and Western medicines containing sex hormones without clear "sex hormone deficiency" can increase the concentration of sex hormones in the blood circulation. In addition, due to the "negative feedback" effect, the body's own gonadotropin secretion is significantly reduced or stopped, resulting in weakened or even atrophic gonadal function, loss or disappearance of sexual desire, and irreversible sexual dysfunction.