Jakarta –
Recent research shows erectile dysfunction drugs can reduce the severity of heart disease. This was conveyed by a professor of cardiology and blood vessels at the Keck School of Medicine of US California Robert Kloner, MD, PhD.
Through the Journal of Sexual Medicine, which he published on January 13, 2023, Robert revealed that men who regularly take erectile dysfunction drugs such as Sildenafil citrate (Viagra, Ericfil, etc.) have a 25% lower risk of developing fatal heart disease than men who do not take the drug. erectile dysfunction.
Furthermore, the results of the analysis obtained from the study January 1 2006 to October 31 2020 of more than 70,000 men with erectile dysfunction who consumed Sildenafil citrate (Viagra, Ericfil, etc.) showed:
- Heart disease fatality rate fell by 39%.
- The fatality rate drops by 22% in the risk of a heart that is not flowing enough blood and oxygen (Angina Pectoris).
- The risk of heart failure drops by 17%.
- Patients requiring heart surgery decreased by 15%.
- Stroke risk decreased by 13%.
The results of the study are also revealing Sildenafil can increase the dilation of blood vessels and lighten the workload of the heart.
Viagra/Ericfil containing sildenafil citrate has the ability to improve blood vessel dilation and repair blood vessel linings.
This blood vessel dilation effect lowers blood pressure which may have a protective effect over time and relieves some of the heart’s workload and reduces the tendency to develop atherosclerosis or blocked arteries. Some research shows this treatment may also protect heart cells from coronary and reduce swelling.
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