High blood pressure may lead to symptoms of decreased libido, mainly caused by high blood pressure affecting the circulatory system, in addition, the application of antihypertensive drugs and the impact of psychological factors are also common factors in hypertensive patients with decreased libido.
1. Influence on the circulatory system: hypertension can easily lead to atherosclerosis, abnormal blood supply to the penis, which in turn affects the erectile function and triggers the symptoms of low libido.
2. Influence of drugs: some patients may have adverse reactions such as low libido and erectile dysfunction during the application of drugs such as metoprolol and furosemide.
3. Psychological factors: hypertension patients have tension, anxiety and other adverse emotions, may also lead to the symptoms of low libido.
Symptoms of low libido may also be related to other factors, and it is recommended to consult a doctor in time.