Is age an indirect factor leading to impotence? Impotence is an early warning signal of many physical diseases

The incidence rate of impotence has increased in recent years due to the acceleration of the pace of social life, the increase of work and life pressure, environmental pollution and drug abuse, the extension of life expectancy and the aging of the population. Impotence has become a common disease affecting men's health. According to statistics, the total incidence rate of male impotence in Chinese Mainland has reached 26.1%, and the prevalence of male impotence among people over 40 years old is as high as 40%. 2%. How will we prevent such severe impotence? Although impotence does not endanger life, it seriously affects the quality of life and sexual partnership of patients, and even affects family harmony and stability. At the same time, impotence is also an early warning signal of many physical diseases, but it is very necessary to pay attention to psychological factors and co-treatment of husband and wife for impotence.

Age is an indirect factor of impotence

Impotence is an early warning signal of many physical diseases

Professor Liang Weibo pointed out that among many factors affecting male impotence, age is a risk factor that no one can avoid. The survey shows that the incidence of impotence increases with age. With the growth of age, various functions of the human body begin to decline, and total testosterone and bioactive testosterone will decline accordingly, leading to decline in sexual function, hypertension, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease and other sexual functions. These pathological conditions often lead to or exacerbate impotence.

In 2014, the latest data published by the American Journal of Cardiology showed that the risk of cardiovascular and coronary heart disease in impotent patients was 37%, while the risk of cardiovascular and coronary heart disease was 17%, with a difference of nearly 20%. Therefore, among the known risks of coronary heart disease, in addition to hypertension, smoking, dyslipidemia and other factors, impotence is also an important inducement, which can increase the risk of coronary heart disease by 40%. Impotence can be used as a warning signal of health. Once impotence is found, it must be checked in time. There may be no hypertension or diabetes at that time. However, if there is a family history or poor living habits, health intervention should be carried out as soon as possible to prolong the occurrence of hypertension and diabetes for four or five years.

In addition, some bad living habits, such as excessive drinking, smoking and staying up late, can lead to impotence. Among young people, it is more caused by work pressure, social pressure and family pressure.

Treatment of impotence should know the first, second and third line treatment

As for the treatment of impotence, Professor Liang Weibo mentioned that male patients should reasonably choose treatment methods and drugs according to their personal conditions, and gradually use various treatment methods is the correct treatment method.