Patient's question:
AgeDetailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Suffering from familial genetic hypertension for 10 years, due to long-term medication, severe sexual dysfunction has now appeared (average of two months to complete a single sexual life, and the quality is also not high).
No other organ lesions, now must take antihypertensive medication every day to maintain normal blood pressure.
Pre-consultation: How to improve male sexual function.
Doctor's answer:
First, this may not be due to the effect of medication; there may also be psychological factors involved. And you're only in your twenties, so it's best to determine what exactly triggered your high blood pressure and what your blood pressure levels are. Young people with high blood pressure can have either genetic or secondary causes, each with its own characteristics. Some cases can be treated, so it's recommended that you get a clear understanding. Medications can be adjusted based on blood pressure levels, so you might not need these medications after all. Therefore, at least try to rule out secondary causes.