Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

How Your Medications Affect Your Morning Wood #shorts #youtubeshorts

23 May 2024 · 1 min

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Short YouTube video (shorts) by Anne Truong MD explaining that common medications—specifically some high blood pressure and antidepressant drugs—can reduce morning erections. The speaker advises viewers who notice consistent changes to see a doctor and obtain routine blood work (cholesterol, blood sugar, kidney and liver tests), check testosterone and anemia, and generally review diet/health.

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Certain medication. Common medications such as high blood pressure medicine, depression medicine can actually affect your morning wood as well too. So if you are experiencing this on a consistent basis, I suggest that you go see your doctor, get your blood work done, get your cholesterol checked, your blood sugar checked, your kidney check, your liver checked, get your testosterone level checked, and make sure that you're not anemic. Those are just common blood work that you can get with your doctor and most insurance will cover that. And know that you are what you eat, and especially your is what you eat.