A man should never be so "reckless" even if he is beaten to death

Nowadays, when health care products are flourishing, it has become the psychology of most people to buy some health care products to supplement their body. However, some medicines and health care products are not suitable for men to take.

Vitamin C: Its function is to reduce the coagulation of sperm and facilitate the liquefaction of semen. The genetic DNA in sperm cells is protected by the antioxidant function of vitamin C. Lack of vitamin C will damage the genetic genes, which can lead to weakened sperm fertilization ability and even infertility.

Vitamin B12: Its physiological activity depends largely on cobalt. Cobalt can reduce the oxygen consumption of tissues, thereby improving tolerance to hypoxia and promoting the vitality of body tissues in hypoxic environments. Long-term vegetarians will lack vitamin B12, resulting in a significantly lower sperm concentration in their semen than other people, and less semen production than other people, affecting normal sexual function.

Improper use of medications by women will affect the growth and development of the fetus, and improper use of medications by men will also affect eugenics and good parenting. The following medications should not be abused by men.

Anti-tuberculosis drugs: Tuberculosis patients need to take anti-tuberculosis drugs for a long time, but long-term use of anti-tuberculosis drugs by men is not conducive to eugenics. In addition, antibiotics such as furantidine can kill male sperm and should not be abused.

Hormonal drugs such as androgens and clomiphene: used to treat endocrine diseases, but improper use can inhibit sperm development. Male use of estrogen and progesterone drugs can reduce sexual pleasure, reduce or eliminate sexual desire, and affect ejaculation function. Long-term use of glucocorticoids such as prednisone and dexamethasone can reduce male sexual function.

Diuretics such as spironolactone: They have anti-androgen effects and can harm sperm if used for a long time. In addition, hydrochlorothiazide can reduce sexual function, and furosemide can cause erectile dysfunction.

Anticancer drugs: They can interfere with the synthesis of sperm DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), leading to sperm gene mutation, sperm deformity, and causing teratogenesis and miscarriage in wives. Cyclophosphamide can cause a decrease in the number of male sperm, and nitrogen mustard, vincristine, cisplatin, etc. are very harmful to sperm.

Antihypertensive drugs: Reserpine can cause male ejaculation, reduce sexual desire, and induce sexual dysfunction. Guanethidine can cause penis erection failure, delayed ejaculation, or no ejaculation.

Cardiovascular drugs such as methyldopa, hydralazine, mecamylamine; clonidine for treating high blood pressure, and cardiotonic drugs digitalis and digoxin can all lead to decreased male sexual function. Propranolol for treating arrhythmias can easily cause side effects such as decreased libido and erectile dysfunction.

Other drugs: Antipsychotic drugs: such as diazepam, luminal, phenobarbital sodium and other drugs can cause male patients to lose libido, lose orgasm, and have erectile dysfunction; cimetidine for the treatment of duodenal ulcers can cause a decrease in male sperm count and lead to infertility; long-term use of anti-epileptic drugs is not good for fertility; colchicine for the treatment of gout can cause a decrease in sperm count; tripterygium wilfordii can kill sperm and reduce sexual function.

Men should be cautious when using medications, consult a doctor before using medications, or take medications that have no effect on eugenics. They should follow the doctor's instructions when using medications, avoid abusing medications without authorization, treat the disease in a timely manner, and consider having children as soon as possible after recovery.