Experts hope that the drug also may help prevent arrhythmia, which is a abnormal heart beat.
Patients taking Viagra are much less likely to suffer a heart attack, a new study by scientists from the University of Manchester.
It was found that men who use the drug to improve potency, have a lower risk of heart attack or death from heart failure than those not taking Viagra.
These data were obtained during the study of 6000 men with diabetes who took Viagra for treating erectile dysfunction. As you know, Viagra works by increasing blood flow to the penis. Despite the fact that patients with diabetes are prone to heart problems, participants are much less likely to suffer from heart disease if they took Viagra. Experts hope that the drug also may help prevent arrhythmia, which is a abnormal heart beat.
According to scientists, drugs commonly used to treat erectile dysfunction, such as Viagra, actually have a very pronounced effect of slowing the progression of heart failure and reduce the likelihood of fatal arrhythmias.
