Men with Impotence are at risk of Experiencing heart problems

Men with Impotence are at risk of Experiencing heart problems

jakarta, erectile dysfunction or impotence has long been known to originate from disorders of the blood circulation. that means problems virility is not far from cardiovascular ganggguan and of course the heart. a new study from australia also revealed that the more severe the condition of impotence was a man then the greater risk to experience heart problems.researchers obtained this conclusion after analyzing information from 95,000 men australia aged 45 years and over were asked to fill out questionnaires between 2006-2009. do not forget any researcher relate the results of this questionnaire with the data participants who entered the hospital and died in 2010.from there it was found that in two years, participants who had no history of heart disease but experiencing erectile dysfunction were 23 percent more often was hospitalized due to cardiovascular problems such as heart attacks compared to participants who are not affected by impotence. while the weight of impotence sufferers tendencies are bigger that is as much as 35 percent.the biggest risks experienced by participants that since the beginning of the study already have heart problems as well as severe impotence sufferers because of its tendency to other heart disorders was hospitalized due to reach 64 percent.the percentage is the same, even when researchers have considered other factors that can increase the risk of cardiovascular disorders such as age, smoking habits, alcohol consumption and obesity.during study also noted there is a participant 7.855 entered the hospital and was hospitalized and 2,236 participant died due to cardiovascular disease."this means that erectile dysfunction can be a marker of cardiac disorders. because the primary cause of heart disorders that atherosclerosis (plaque inside the arteries that restricts blood flow) appears to be the first time this has happened in the blood vessels such as the penis, "says researcher was quoted as saying from livescience, thursday (31/1/2013).researchers also concluded that participants who experience erectile dysfunction either mild, moderate or severe more risky admitted to hospital due to heart failure compared to participants who are not impotent. it's just that, people with severe impotence might get twice as big as died during the study.this study has been published in the journal plos medicine.(vta/vit )
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