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30 Year Old With Hypertension. Natrilix Prescribed. Will This Cause Impotency?
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I am 30 years old and I have been diagnosed with high bp and my doctor ran some tests on me which were normal. but dint do Lipid profile test yet. he gave me Natrilix sr 1.5 mg. my only question is will this cause impotency or all High Bp meds cause impotency. thanks for your reply.
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I am 30 years old and I have been diagnosed with high bp and my doctor ran some tests on me which were normal. but dint do Lipid profile test yet. he gave me Natrilix sr 1.5 mg. my only question is will this cause impotency or all High Bp meds cause impotency. thanks for your reply.
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Mon, 27 May 2013
Dear Sir
Thanks for your query to HCmagic.
Theoretically yes, thiazide group of drugs (natrilix, indapamide) is associated with erectile dysfunction (ED, impotency). Other anti-hypertensive like beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers, clonidine and methyl-dopa have also been reported to be associated with ED. However, the incidence is not high and often it is not possible to establish a definite role of drugs in this. In fact some of the authorities do not agree that beta-blockers (most commonly implicated drugs) can cause ED.
Relax! Go ahead for your medicine with a clear mind, because mostly it is your thinking rather than the drug.
Sincerely
Thanks for your query to HCmagic.
Theoretically yes, thiazide group of drugs (natrilix, indapamide) is associated with erectile dysfunction (ED, impotency). Other anti-hypertensive like beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers, clonidine and methyl-dopa have also been reported to be associated with ED. However, the incidence is not high and often it is not possible to establish a definite role of drugs in this. In fact some of the authorities do not agree that beta-blockers (most commonly implicated drugs) can cause ED.
Relax! Go ahead for your medicine with a clear mind, because mostly it is your thinking rather than the drug.
Sincerely
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