What are the specific harms of quick-acting aphrodisiacs to the human body?

Patient's question:

Doctors all recommend not using quick-acting aphrodisiacs, saying they are very harmful to the body. What I want to ask is:
First, what specific harms are there?
Second, what are the reasons and principles behind these harms?

Doctor's answer:

1、Erectile Dysfunction: Men with urethritis or leukemia who take this medication may experience prolonged erections, which can damage pelvic muscle tissues and even worsen erectile dysfunction. If an erection lasts more than 4 hours, immediate medical attention is required.
2、Dizziness: Clinical trials have shown that 1 in 10 patients may suffer from severe headaches, and the higher the dosage, the more intense the headache.
3、Blurred Vision: Approximately 3% of users may experience temporary vision impairment, with some also reporting hallucinations of blue light.
4、Fainting: This medication may cause a sudden drop in blood pressure. If taken with nitroglycerin or other medications, it can lead to dizziness or even fainting.
5、Cardiovascular Diseases: Erectile dysfunction may be a sign of heart disease, diabetes, or cancer. Taking this medication could mask the underlying condition.
6、Blood Pressure Drop: This medication can lower blood pressure, and drugs containing nitroglycerin or nitrates (commonly used for heart conditions) also reduce blood pressure. Combining them can significantly lower blood pressure, potentially endangering life.
7、Permanent Erectile Dysfunction: As this medication is exogenous, long-term use may lead to drug dependence and result in permanent erectile dysfunction.
8、Glaucoma: This medication can cause a drop in blood pressure. However, patients with glaucoma often have higher blood pressure, which may lead to acute glaucoma in 3% to 5% of cases. Acute glaucoma can cause temporary blindness, and even if treated, vision may not fully recover.

📌 Related Posts