Abstract:

A common disorder of sexual function in men stops erectile dysfunction (ED). Many chronic diseases such as chronic hypoxia, aging, heart and respiratory failure, sleep apnea syndrome, diabetes, hypertension and atherosclerosis are known to be associated with ED. In this section, our aim is to study the relationship of chronic diseases affecting the lungs with the common chronic obstructive lungs disease (KOAH) and asthma with erectile dysfunction. Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease is a chronic-treatable and preventable systemic inflammatory disease characterized by permanent air flow limitation. This inflammatory disease occurs as a result of long-term exposure to harmful particles and gases (especially to smoke smoke). The frequency of ED in KOAH is high and the major causes of this are factors such as smoking, systemic inflammation and aging. Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways. Specifically in the early hours of the night or in the morning, the repeated swallowing breath manifests itself with breathing difficulty, feeling stuck in the chest and coughing attacks. Asthma also has no comorbital diseases like KOAH and it is believed that asthma can create a good model to investigate the effects of chronic inflammation on the formation of ED. In asthma patients, the frequency of ED increased and the main cause is chronic inflammation. We believe that the doctors who deal with chronic diseases such as asthma and KOAH will be appropriate to be aware of the issues that affect the quality of human life, such as ED, whose patients are ashamed of being complained, and willing to guide their patients to the relevant specialists.

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