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Feeling Constipation, Dizzy, Chest Pain And Abdominal Pain. Does Gallbladder Problems Cause Erectile Dysfunction?
Question: Does gallbladder problems cause erectile disfuntion, hav had following symptoms: Pain under rht rib area, constipation, dizzy feeling, pain in middle upper chest, fatigue, bloated, and other aches an pains in abdominal area.
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Thank you for the query.
Your symptoms can be caused by heart problems (especially chest pain, fatigue, dizzy feeling), gallstones (pain in upper right abdomen, especially when radiating to the back), peptic ulcer (the pain appears after a meal), large intestine polyps or cancer (constipation, fatigue, dizzy feeling, abdominal pain).
It is strongly advisable for you to have some diagnostics. You should have heart ECG and heart ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, full blood work, urine analysis and colonoscopy. Depending of the results of this tests, upper GI endoscopy might be necessary as well.
Gallbladder problems should not cause erectile disfunction however if you find it stressful it may affect erection. But heart diseases can easily cause ED.
Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards.
Thank you for the query.
Your symptoms can be caused by heart problems (especially chest pain, fatigue, dizzy feeling), gallstones (pain in upper right abdomen, especially when radiating to the back), peptic ulcer (the pain appears after a meal), large intestine polyps or cancer (constipation, fatigue, dizzy feeling, abdominal pain).
It is strongly advisable for you to have some diagnostics. You should have heart ECG and heart ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, full blood work, urine analysis and colonoscopy. Depending of the results of this tests, upper GI endoscopy might be necessary as well.
Gallbladder problems should not cause erectile disfunction however if you find it stressful it may affect erection. But heart diseases can easily cause ED.
Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards.
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