Impotence after Concor

Concor calls a pharmacological drug designed to provide assistance in case of diseases of the pathologies of the cardiovascular system. Patients who take the medicine as prescribed by a doctor and strictly adhere to the recommended dosage do not have problems with sexual potency. Signs of decreased libido are observed in rare cases if:

• the patient has hypersensitivity to the components of the drug
• the patient systematically takes an excessive dose of the drug

Release form

An effective antihypertensive agent is available in the form of small heart-shaped pills. Light yellow or light orange tablets have a special protective coating. There is also a risk on both sides of the 5 and 10 mg biconvex pills.

Indications for the use of the drug

Concor is recommended to be systematically used by those groups of patients who have severe symptoms:

• hypertension
• angina pectoris
• ischemia
• chronic heart failure

Pharmacological action

The pharmacological drug is one of the selective adrenergic blockers. The agent does not have a membrane stabilizing effect and sympathomimetic activity. The antiarrhythmic substance contains a minimum amount of substances similar to the adrenergic receptors of the smooth muscles of the vascular and respiratory systems. Bisoprolol entering the body simultaneously with the antianginal drug does not cause a resistance reaction from the metabolic and respiratory systems. The drug has a selective effect on the affected areas of the circulatory system within the therapeutic range. The drug does not produce a noticeable negative inotropic effect, does not suppress the contractile function of the heart muscle.

Contraindications

A strict ban on the use of antiarrhythmic drugs applies to the treatment of patients suffering from:

• hypersensitivity to any of the drug components
• significant decrease in blood pressure
• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma
• diseases associated with pathologies peripheral arterial circulation
• attacks of acute heart failure or the onset of chronic heart failure, in which systematic administration of inotropes is required

The drug is taken under the supervision of a doctor if the patient:

• receiving desensitizing therapy
• suffering from diabetes
• suffering from hyperthyroidism
• having severe liver function abnormalities
• suffering from kidney failure
• has congenital heart defects
• survived myocardial infarction
• follows a strict diet

Side effects and potency effect

The antihypertensive agent has a minimum of contraindications. It is possible to detect the onset of side effects as a result of an incorrect dosage of a medication or a combination of tablets with incompatible drugs. Among the most common side effects that develop as a result of taking an antianginal drug are:

• mental disorders (problems with falling asleep, depressive manifestations, visual and auditory hallucinations)
• changes in the central nervous system (migraine and dizziness, fainting)
• visual disturbances organs (active lacrimation, conjunctivitis)
• changes in the functioning of the cardiovascular system (feeling of coldness or numbness of the extremities, orthostatic hypotension)
• changes in the reproductive system (temporary decrease in sexual desire, which stops after elimination of the drug from the body)
• pathology of the respiratory organs (allergic rhinitis, bronchospasm)
• digestive disorders (nausea and vomiting, constipation and diarrhea)

Interaction with other medications

To avoid the occurrence of undesirable consequences after taking the medication, patients should refuse to combine Concor with: