You have more chances of suffering from a sexual problem than depression after a heart attack

You have more chances of suffering from a sexual problem than depression after a heart attack
If you have suffered from a heart attack, you have more chances to suffer from a sexual problem
The study, published in the journal JAMA Cardiology , showed that if a physician talks to the patient about sexual health and function after a heart attack the patient is more likely to resume sex.

, showed that if a physician talks to the patient about sexual health and function after a heart attack the patient is more likely to resume sex. However, women were less likely to be counselled by physicians on what to expect and more likely to have problems with sexual function as they recover. ‘The next step is to design the optimal intervention to improve sexual function outcomes after heart attack for men and women,’ study author Stacy Tessler Lindau, Associate Professor at the University of Chicago, noted. You may also like to read how obesity can harm your sex life

Source: IANS

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