Can Asthma Impact Male Organ Health?
by John Dugan OwnerAsthma is one of the more common ailments, affecting some 25
million men, women and children in the United States alone. It’s clearly a
concern for many people, affecting their respiratory health to varying degrees.
But what about male organ health? Is there any reason to think that asthma
might have some impact in this area? The answer is, to a degree, yes.
About asthma
Asthma is a condition in which the pathways that carry air get
narrower and wider, rather than remaining a fairly consistent size. When this
happens, it’s more difficult to breathe, and a person may experience side
effects like coughing or wheezing. Asthma can be very mild and cause almost no
complications for a person, or it can be more severe, in some cases creating
significant health concerns. About 1,700,000 U.S. hospitals visits every year
are due to asthma, and about 3,500 people in the U.S. pass away annually from
asthma or asthma-related issues.
When a person has a severe case of asthma, it may impede their
ability to play sports, walk long distances, climb stairs or engage in other
physical activities. Asthma reactions may be triggered by an allergic reaction,
by exercise or by exposure to chemicals or dust. Many people treat asthma
through the use of an inhaler, which sends chemicals into the body to help
return air pathways to normal.
The male organ health connection
So if asthma affects the lungs and air pathways, why in the world
should they have any impact on a man’s male organ health?
One reason is because there is a clear (though poorly understood)
link between asthma and heart disease. According to one study, a person with
active asthma is more than twice as likely to develop heart disease than a
person without asthma. And heart disease has a clear effect on male organ
health. When the heart does not function at its proper level, blood does not
flow as it should, which can have an effect on the member’s ability to become
tumescent. In addition, some doctors believe that medications used to treat
asthma may have a link with increasing the likelihood of cardiac issues.
In addition, some of the chemical inhalants which contribute to
asthma are thought to raise bad cholesterol levels, which can also impact heart
health.
What about beyond heart health, however? Is there another asthma
connection to male organ health?
According to some scientists, there is. There appears to be
evidence that male hormone levels might be lower in men with asthma. This,
however, appears to be not so much a result of the asthma itself as it is of
treatment for the disease. Corticosteroids are often used to help treat asthma,
and corticosteroids work by raising levels of cortisol in the body. When
cortisol goes up, male hormone tends to go down. In turn, lower levels of male
hormone are associated with a decreased sensual drive and with some potential
tumescence issues.
One other area of impact: asthma simply drains one’s physical
stamina. This may make it more difficult to sustain tumescence; even if the
tumescence is maintained, it may be more difficult to go through the physical
rigors involved in sensual engagement.
Men who feel that asthma or its treatment may be affecting their
male organ health should discuss this with their doctor to develop strategies
to address it.
Asthma is not the only deterrent to male organ health, of course,
so men need to take steps to maintain appropriate care. One easy way is to
regularly use a superior male organ
health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which
is clinically proven mild and safe for skin.) The best crème
will include l-arginine, an amino acid which helps increase nitric oxide; this
in turn helps keep manhood blood vessels open and receptive to increased blood
flow. Try to find a crème that also includes vitamin B5. Also known as
pantothenic acid, vitamin B5 is a vital
nutrient that is required for cell metabolism and maintaining healthy tissue.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information
on most common manhood health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity
and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional
writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing
writer to numerous websites.
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