What long-term heart-attack risk proportion and timeframe does the speaker give for men with ED?

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11 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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Short YouTube clip by Anne Truong MD explaining that erectile dysfunction (ED) can indicate underlying cardiovascular disease. The speaker describes the penis as a "barometer" of vascular health, advises evaluation of cardiovascular causes when ED occurs, and asserts that 70% of men with ED will have a heart attack 7–10 years later (presented as from a study).

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The speaker states that 70% of men who have ED will have a heart attack 7 to 10 years later.

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There was a quote that said you get a window into a man's heart by looking at his penis. So true. If your penis is working well, your heart is working well, your penis not working well, then your heart may not be working well. And that's actually a good thing because your penis is the barometer of your health. You have ed, then you really need to look at what's going on that's causing decreased blood flow, what's going on with your cardiovascular status. We know that 70% of men that have ED 7 to 10 years down the road will have a heart attack. That we know that from a study as well, too.