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See Latest ArticlesAlpha-Blocker Use Is Associated With Decreased Risk of Sexual Dysfunction
Urology, 07/24/09
Kumar R et al. – The use of alpha–blockers for LUTS was associated with a decreased risk of sexual dysfunction. Improvement in sexual function correlated with the improvement in LUTS more strongly among those using alpha–blockers.
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