Men's & Women's Healthcare

  Erectile dysfunction (ED) may affect men not just during intimacy, but may also serve as a warning sign of underlying medical conditions. One of such possibilities is a heart disorder or shared risk factors such as high cholesterol, hypertension, or diabetes. Many may think that ED medicines like Cialis, Viagra , and others may improve erection but not help with cardiovascular problems. Or, they can result in interactions, causing a strain on the heart. ·       Many studies and research support the safety of using ED medicines in heart disorders. Medicines that combat erectile dysfunction can also lower mortality rates by reducing the heart's workload. ·       It can reduce hospitalizations and emergency care needs. Those with ischemic heart disease may show better tolerability to Sildenafil without nitrates. ·       Also, those with controlled high blood pressure or stable angina can also take ED medications under medical supervis...

  Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a condition where a man is unable to achieve or sustain an erection for the required time. PDE5 inhibiting medication helps cause firm erections for several hours upon stimulation. These are need-based treatments, though with temporary hard-on effects. While ED medicines have a high efficacy rate, they may cause an interaction with alcohol. Many people think a few glasses of drinks won’t hurt. But they do, if you are on ED meds and want to have satisfactory lovemaking. Here are some of the top 15 reasons why alcohol and ED tablets do not combine well. 1. The Double-Drop in Blood Pressure ED medications and alcohol relax blood vessel walls. Since both are vasodilators, combining them could lead to a sudden drop in blood pressure. This can increase heart palpitations, fainting, and dizziness. 2. Dehydration is the Enemy Alcohol flushes fluids from the system as it works as a diuretic. However, dehydration can increase angiotensin, a hormone that cause...