Erectile dysfunction may signal severe heart disease
January 23, 2006

According to recently conducted research, heart stress tests showed that more than 40 percent of men with erectile dysfunction had significant blockages in heart arteries. The study of 221 men aged between 23 and 88 who went for the stress tests suggested that erectile dysfunction may be a strong predictor of severe heart-artery disease

Erectile dysfunction affects more than half of American men aged between 40 and 70. The new study follows one reported in December in the Journal of the American Medical Association. That data linked impotence to a 27 percent higher risk of chest pain, heart attack or stroke within seven years. Heart disease is the cause of maximum deaths in the U.S.

Erectile dysfunction can be prevented with the help of medications such as Cialis, Viagra and Levitra.

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