Профилактическая медицина и здоровье Volume 2 Issue 4 (2023) · pp. 1-5
Prevention of erectile dysfunction in men with COVID-19
Boboev, Rustambek, Бобоев, Рустамбек, Boboev, Rustambek
Abstract
Experience gained in the fight against COVID-19 has highlighted that indicators of a predisposition to a more severe course of the disease include not only advanced age, obesity, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus, but also male gender. Notably, one of the consequences of coronavirus infection is endothelial dysfunction. In this condition, the lining of small blood vessels is compromised, leading to insufficient blood supply to the tissues they serve, resulting in functional loss. Studies indicate that this vascular dysfunction may contribute to the development of impotence in men who have recovered from COVID-19.
coronavirus infectionerectile dysfunctiontestosteronelibidoerectionprostateкоронавирусная инфекцияэректильная дисфункциятестостеронлибидо
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