American researchers conducted a study and found that Viagra NZ gives a positive result in the treatment of penile erection caused by diabetes. The use of this drug is effective in 60% of cases.
The influence of diabetes on the sex life of a man is obvious. First, this disease causes disruption of the blood vessels in general, and in particular small and as a result the penis is not fully filled with blood during arousal, which leads to insufficient and weak erection and sexual intercourse is interrupted.
The second danger is that diabetes directly affects the levels of the hormone testosterone, and it is known that this hormone characterizes the sexual function of men. Increased blood sugar level significantly reduces the level of this hormone. Conversely, the lack of testosterone is one of the main causes of the disease. In fact, testosterone therapy itself is one of the many treatments for diabetes.
The third factor is nutritional disorders of the brain and as a consequence a reduction or complete absence of sexual desire.
Next, a variety of psychological disorders of potency associated with unsuccessful sexual intercourse can aggravate the situation. Reduced testosterone affects the psyche of the male population, which leads to an inadequate assessment of the situation on the side of the sexual mechanisms.
Viagra works by allowing the dilation of blood vessels, resulting in the flow of blood into the corpora cavernosa of the penis, and contributes to the relaxing effects exerted by nitric oxide.
Side effects associated with the use of Viagra in patients with diabetes are in most cases mild and dependent on the assay used. Only in rare cases it was necessary to interrupt treatment. The most common side effect reported by patients with diabetes treated with Viagra, concerns an alteration of view characterized by a higher perception of colors. This effect, in itself harmless, is due to stimulation of phosphodiesterase-6 present in the retina.
Other side effects of Viagra are: nasal congestion, facial flushing, headache. The use of Viagra is contraindicated in patients with diabetes who are taking any nitrate-based drugs, used in the treatment of angina pectoris, and in subjects with serious heart disease. Beyond these limited contraindications, the use of Viagra in subjects with diabetes, it is safe and effective in the majority of cases, provided that subsequent to medical prescription.
