My love life's hit by his heart attack.(Features)

From: Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland) | Date: February 4, 2007 | Copyright information

Byline: DR GARETH SMITH

Q MY husband had a heart attack some months ago. He has recovered well but it has affected is our love life. Help.

A ERECTILE dysfunction is common after heart attacks. Some men fear sex will be too energetic and may bring on another heart attack.

This is unlikely if he takes things slowly at first. Some heart medications can also cause problems.

Why don't you both visit your GP to discuss the various treatment op...

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