A mix of
ED and cholesterol drug improves impotence
March 06, 2006
A mix of ED
drug and cholesterol drug can improve impotence.
Lipitor, a commonly prescribed cholesterol-lowering
drug, may have extra benefits for men with impotence.
Researchers have found that in men who are not
initially helped by Viagra (sildenafil), treatment
with Lipitor (atorvastatin) seems to improve
sexual response.
Impotence, also referred to
as erectile
dysfunction, may involve a generalized disturbance
of the lining of the blood vessels (endothelium),
lead author Dr. Howard C. Herrmann said in a
statement. His group therefore theorized that
if the endothelium could be made healthier through
cholesterol-lowering drugs such as statins,
Viagra
would work better for the patient.
Viagra and Cialis
are widely acknowledged as one of the most prominent
ED drugs. Usage of Cialis has improved the sexual
life of millions.
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