Patient's question:
My husband loves to drink alcohol, and there are many red wines at home. I don't know if it's because of this, but the time we spend being intimate is always very short. Could someone please tell me if drinking red wine long-term affects a man's sexual function?Doctor's answer:
Long-term consumption of red wine stimulates the spleen and stomach, damaging the liver and kidneys. Drinking in moderation is beneficial for sexual function, but excessive long-term consumption can lead to overstimulation of sexual function, causing frequent erections and frequent stimulation of the prostate, resulting in prostate diseases, thereby impairing sexual function. Experts speculate that drinking an adequate amount of red wine (wine) can help regulate sexual function and enhance sexual sensitivity.French scientists have found through experiments that grapes can inhibit thrombus formation, reduce serum cholesterol levels in the body, decrease platelet aggregation, and maintain smooth blood vessels, which can help increase the incidence of male erectile dysfunction. Additionally, the flavonoids in grapes are a powerful antioxidant that can fight aging, keeping the body youthful and energetic.