Patients with bronchial asthma may have varying degrees of illness, with some experiencing only a few episodes or every few episodes throughout their lives, with a short duration; Some have recurrent attacks that persist and are difficult to recover; Some may also be accompanied by obstructive emphysema and chronic pulmonary heart disease.
1. The effect of bronchial asthma on sexual function and libido
Mild cases do not affect sexual function at all and can lead a married life like normal people. Repeated and persistent attacks often have varying degrees of impact on sexual function, as the body is often in a chronic hypoxic state and the cardiovascular and pulmonary functions are often damaged. Male patients generally exhibit weak penile erection, impotence, difficulty ejaculating, and premature ejaculation; Female patients often have frigidity and lack of orgasm. Patients with bronchial asthma have varying degrees of decreased immune function, poor overall health, and are prone to pulmonary infections, which can become the focus of systemic infections. Sexual activity is an important factor in promoting urinary and reproductive system infections. Patients with bronchial asthma who engage in sexual activity too frequently or in inappropriate ways can easily increase the chances of infection of the gonads, accessory glands, bladder, and urinary tract, which clearly have adverse effects on sexual function.
The most commonly used medication for patients with bronchial asthma is adrenocortical hormone, which can affect sexual function if used for a long time, whether it is oral, intravenous, or aerosol inhalation. Patients with severe bronchial asthma, especially those with existing cardiopulmonary dysfunction, should be cautious in childbirth, otherwise obstetric complications or other accidents may occur.
2. Sexual guidance
Generally, patients with bronchial asthma can live a normal married life and have children. Repeated asthma should be treated actively and not passively. If asthma cannot be effectively controlled, it can cause obstructive emphysema and affect cardiopulmonary function, which will damage sexual function. It can be said that controlling or reducing bronchial asthma is the foundation for maintaining good sexual function.
For those who must use corticosteroid drugs, choose aerosols as much as possible, and learn to control the dosage. Do not abuse them arbitrarily to avoid damaging sexual ability. Before and after sexual activity, prepare some asthma medications, especially aerosols containing corticosteroids, to reduce the chances of asthma attacks caused by sexual arousal. Alternatively, take a boleconib beforehand.
If patients with bronchial asthma experience sexual dysfunction or plan to have children, they should seek medical attention from relevant doctors. They should not be shy or take medication without authorization, as there are complex problems that cannot be solved by the patient themselves. In addition, as getting cold can easily trigger bronchial asthma, it is important to keep warm during sexual intercourse.