Scientists Suggest UTIs Can Trigger Erectile Dysfunction

(Newswire.net — August 15, 2018) Orlando, FL —  Erectile dysfunction is definitely a horror for men. There are many known causes of ED, but there are the ones like infections that have been found to trigger its onset.

According to scientists, erectile dysfunction may be associated with urinary tract infection (UTI). Men over 50 years old are most susceptible to UTIs, which can result in erectile dysfunction.

Experts have also warned that men of any age and who are sexually active are at an increased risk of UTIs. Those with multiple sex partners or have poor hygiene are at an increased risk of having the infection.

It is worth mentioning that UTIs occur when bacteria coming from the bowels enter the urethra. These are bacteria that are commonly found on the skin in the areas near the rectum. When bacteria successfully reaches the penis, it could lead to swelling of the bladder.

It also causes swelling of the kidneys, and this results not just in pain but also trouble urinating. To make things worse, UTI can also trigger a full blown erectile dysfunction. According to experts, this may be due to swelling in and around the penis.

Experts say that this swelling affects the functions that the penis is dependent on. This includes a constant blood flow for an erection.

Men are warned that UTI could independently cause impotence in men. This is particularly true for elderly men. This type of infection has actually been found to affect the prostate gland and passing urine can be painful or even impossible.

The National Institutes of Health has revealed that in preclinical evidence, scientists found that the development of ED and UTI are influenced by several common pathophysiological mechanisms.

According to health authorities, it is always wise to make sure measures are taken in reducing the risk of the infection. This can be made by simply by increasing intake of water, or even using D-Mannose.

Antibiotics are often used to fight the infection. However, it is worth mentioning that this type of medication causes side effects, particularly antibiotic resistance. This is why it is imperative to prevent the onset of this infection.

D-Mannose, which is a type of sugar that can be found in cranberry, is believed to be a safer alternative to antibiotics. This natural remedy is gaining more and more attention due to the variety of benefits it offers to individuals with UTIs.

There are supplements like Purest Vantage D-Mannose, which is gaining more and more popularity in the global market. This formula may be helpful for individuals who want to obtain the therapeutic goodness of D-Mannose.

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