Metabolik sendrom ile erektil disfonksiyon ilişkisi

Abstract

Erektil disfonksiyon ED ile hipertansiyon, dislipidemi, glukoz intoleransı ve obezite gibi aterosklerotik risk faktörleri arasında kuvvetli bir ilişki vardır ve tümü metabolik sendromun MS bileşenleri olarak bilinir. Risk faktörlerinin sayısı ile ED prevalansı ve aynı zamanda MS ile ED arasındaki ilişki son yayınlarda gösterilmiştir.Klinik ve epidemiyolojik araştırmalar MS ve kardiovasküler hastalık arasındaki bağlantıyı kanıtlamıştır. Erektil disfonksiyon ve kardiyovasküler hastalıklar, endotelyal disfonksiyona neden olan, hipertansiyon, diyabet, dislipidemi, obezite ve sigara tüketimi gibi aynı risk faktörlerini paylaşırlar. Mevcut literatürler ED ile endotel disfonksiyon arasında güçlü bağlantı olduğuna dair kanıtlar içermektedir. . Erektil disfonksiyonun başlangıcı, sistemik vasküler hastalıkların en erken belirtilerinden biri olarak görülür ve subklinik kardiyovasküler hastalıklar için erken bir belirteç olarak kabul edilebilir. ED, diabeti olan erkeklerde daha sık görülür ve prevalansı yaş ve diabetin süresi ile artma eğilimindedir. Özellikle MS’u olan hastalarda multifaktöryel ED etyolojisi mevcut problemi çözme zorluğunu artırmaktadır. Bu hasta populasyonunda müdahele ihtiyacını belirlemede sistematik bir değerlendirme gereklidir

Keywords

• Metabolik sendrom,erektil disfonksiyon,endotelyal disfonksiyon

Relationship between metabolic syndrome and erectile dysfunction

Abstract

There is a strong association between erectile dysfunction ED and the atherosclerotic risk factors, such as hypertension ,dyslipidemia, glucose intolerance and obesity and they are well known as the components of metabolic syndrome. Relationship between the number of these risk factors and the prevalence of ED have been demonstrated by recent literature which underlines the link between metabolic syndrome and erectile dysfunction. It has also been proven the association between metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disease by clinical and epidemiologic studies. Erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular disease share the same risk factors hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, obesity, and smoking all of which may cause endothelial dysfunction. Existing literature offers strong evidence that endothelial dysfunction and erectile dysfunction are linked. The earliest signs of systemic vascular disease is the onset of erectile dysfunction and might be considered as an early marker for subclinical cardiovascular disease. Erectile dysfunction is more common in diabetic males and its prevalence tends to increase with age and duration of diabetes. The multifactorial etiology of ED, especially in patients with the metabolic syndrome, increases the difficulty of managing this problem. A systematic evaluation should be required in this patient population in order to determine the need of intervention

Keywords

• Metabolic syndrome,erectile dysfunction,endothelial dysfunction

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