勃起不全治療薬、シルデナフィルを接種した勇者 チンコではなく脳が勃起してしまい死亡

 

The little blue kill: Man, 41, dies of stroke after taking Viagra on heavy night of drinking

• The man died after taking twice the recommended dose of ED pills and drinking
• Read more:  Woman, 29, needs dildo medically removed from her BLADDER

By John Ely Senior Health Reporter For Mailonline

Updated: 05:32 EST, 5 March 2023

 A night of passion turned to disaster for an Indian man who suffered a fatal stroke after drinking while on impotence pills.

The 41-year-old man, from India, consumed twice the usual dose of sildenafil — the main ingredient in Viagra.

Doctors who shared the case revealed he had met up with a female friend at a hotel where he downed two 50mg sildenafil tablets.

The unidentified man, who had high blood pressure, had also drunk. Tests after his death showed his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal UK driving limit.

He experienced a headache and was vomiting the next morning.

Despite pleas from his companion to call for medical help, he declined, claiming he had experienced similar symptoms before. 

He then deteriorated and was whisked to hospital. The man was declared dead on arrival.

Detailing his autopsy in the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, experts found he had suffered a cerebrovascular haemorrhage.

This type of stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain bursts. 

Dr Jay Narayan Pandit, from the Department of Forensic Medicine, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, said post-mortem scans revealed a 300g mass of clotted blood. 

Investigations found the man did not have a prescription for sildenafil.

Authors said they published the case to raise awareness about the risks of taking the erectile dysfunction medication without medical advice. 

They said that sildenafil is now being used for recreational purpose by men without issues getting an erection wanting to enhance their sexual performance.

The pathologists also said the man's fatal stroke could have occurred through the  combination of sildenafil and alcohol dilating blood vessels in his body.

This combined with a pre-existing blood pressure disorder put his vessels in his brain under pressure, leading to the stroke, they said. 

This increase in blood flow is how sildenafil helps men with ED maintain erections by increasing blood flow to the penis.

Alcohol can also increase blood flow at certain levels of intoxication.

A post-mortem blood test on the man revealed he had a blood alcohol level of 186.61mg/100 ml of blood.

For comparison the legal drink driving limit is 80mg/100 ml of blood.

He also consumed two 50mg grams of sildenafil that night.

This is twice the recommended dose for most men, according to the NHS.  

Dr Narayan Pandit and colleagues said recreational use of sildenafil without prescription was a growing problem and said the drug should be added to the screening tests done to determine case of death.   

'As forensic pathologists, we should be aware of this emerging problem and toxicological screening for sildenafil should become routine in deaths occurring under such suspicious circumstances suggesting recent sexual activity of any kind, autoerotism, or men with erectile dysfunctions,' they wrote. 

The medics did not detail what brand of sildenafil medication he took, or where in India or when the case took place.

Sildenafil can be purchased over the counter in the UK though men must have a discussion with the pharmacists first to rule out any potential health conditions that could make taking the drug dangerous.

The NHS says people taking medication for chest pain, have serious heart or liver problems, or have recently had a heart attack or stroke as some of conditions that might make taking sildenafil dangerous.

However, the health service says taking sildenafil with alcohol is safe but as drinking can make it difficult to get an erection, recommends abstaining from booze to get the most benefit. 

Viagra, which is made by pharmaceutical company Pfizer, and is not available on the NHS, carries a warning that it may cause a stroke in up to one in 1,000 people who take it. 

Official NHS advice adds there does not seem to be any lasting harmful effects from taking sildenafil, even over the course of months and years. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11817497/The-little-blue-kill-Man-41-dies-stroke-taking-Viagra-heavy-night-drinking.html

シルデナフィル（Sildenafil）は、勃起不全 (ED、男性機能不全）、および肺動脈性肺高血圧症の治療薬である。先発薬としてはファイザーのバイアグラ（Viagra^[1][2]） が商品名（商標）として、肺動脈性高血圧症の治療薬としてはレバチオ（Revatio^[3]）が商品名として用いられているほか、ファイザーの日本での特許切れにより、各社からの後発医薬品（ジェネリック医薬品）も存在する。投与はいずれもクエン酸塩の形態で経口にて行われる。

日本では1999年から製造と自費購入のみ認められてきたが、2022年2月に不妊治療で使われる医薬品16品を保険適用とすることが決まり、同年4月から早発排卵防止薬の「セトロタイド」や「ガニレスト」、黄体ホルモン剤と共に、処方許可要件を満たした医療機関から「勃起障害による男性不妊」と診断された上で不妊治療での用途に限り、バイアグラとシアリスが診療報酬適応になった^[4][5][2][5]。 

今後、勇者ってもしかしたら勃起しちゃうと死んでしまうん？（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ