What are the dangers of men taking aphrodisiacs?

In order to maintain strong sexual ability during sexual life, many men will take some aphrodisiacs appropriately. However, if men with no sexual function problems take aphrodisiacs, it may have the opposite effect. Although it is called aphrodisiac, it cannot be taken casually. Taking too much aphrodisiac will affect sexual function and may also damage the kidneys. Let's take a closer look at the dangers of men taking aphrodisiacs.

1. For erectile dysfunction, male enhancement drugs should be used in moderation. Some male friends are very sensitive to male enhancement drugs. They feel abnormally strong after taking them, but some people's penises remain erect for a long time, and some even remain erect for several days. This situation is very dangerous. If it continues for too long, it may cause penile necrosis. If you encounter this situation, you should go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment.

2. Drug dependence is also very important for the choice of aphrodisiacs. Some aphrodisiacs have strong dependence and may not be qualified products. Taking aphrodisiacs for a long time may lead to drug dependence, and you will not be able to have sex without taking the medicine.

3. Headache. Headache symptoms are not common. After relevant tests, headache symptoms only occur in about 13% of people. If you have headache symptoms after taking aphrodisiacs, and the larger the dosage, the more severe the headache, you should stop taking the medicine in this case.

4. Advertisements for eye-blurring and impotence drugs are prevalent. Some brands of impotence drugs can cause temporary visual blurring, and some can even cause blue light to appear and produce hallucinations. These conditions are usually temporary. If this happens, you should switch to other brands of impotence drugs.

1. It causes the body to run under heavy load, consumes a lot of physical energy and energy, and produces excessive fatigue, which is bound to affect normal work and life.

2. It may cause excessive congestion of the prostate in men, and swelling and discomfort of the perineum, spermatic cord, and testicles after sexual intercourse; women may experience excessive congestion of the pelvis, bloating and pain in the lower abdomen, increased leucorrhea, etc., which may cause reproductive tract infection.

3. While impotence drugs can satisfy some physiological desires, the harmful ingredients they contain can also damage some organs of the body. Long-term use can also lead to dependence, resulting in sexual function not being able to function normally after the drug is taken off. People with heart problems may be in danger due to "forced" dilation of the cardiovascular system.