Description of Yocon

Yocon or generic Yohimbine is an alpha blocker prescribed for men dealing with erectile dysfunction. ED can be a result of other health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease or psychological problems. Your doctor may suggest a physical exam, some lab work, and medical history before he writes you a prescription for Yocon to be certain you do not have any underlying reasons for experiencing the inability to achieve and maintain an erection. These days there is definitely less stigma attached to admitting the situation you are in and asking for help so you and your partner can enjoy a healthy sex life. The generic alternative is not manufactured by the company that makes the brand product.

How Yocon Works in Your Body

When taken as directed, Yocon increases certain body chemicals that help to relax muscles so your blood vessels dilate and allow a better flow of blood to many parts of your body, including your penis. As blood fills the cavernous body of your penis (corpora cavernosa), it begins to expand and causes an erection. In order to sustain that erection, the veins that allow the blood to flow out are compressed from the expansion so they cannot drain out the blood which will work to maintain an erection.

Lifestyle Changes that can Help ED - Risk Factors that can Cause ED

Erectile dysfunction is not simply something that happens to men as they get older. There are many factors that can cause ED, including some you can change on your own so you may not be required to take Yocon or other drugs long-term. These changes may include: stop smoking, limit your alcohol consumption, get some exercise and be more active. Diabetes can cause nerve damage, impair your blood flow, and interfere with hormone levels so you cannot get an erection.

Neurological conditions including Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease can impair your brain’s ability to communicate with your reproductive system. If you are depressed or have anxiety issues, the risk of impotence can increase as well. You have to talk frankly with your doctor in order to find the reason for your erectile dysfunction. Whether it is drug abuse or simply a bad diet, any and all information your doctor has is a step forward in helping you.

Before Yocon is Prescribed

Yocon is not indicated for use in women. Discuss other medical conditions and allergies you have and provide a list of any OTC and Rx drugs you currently use or take, including herbal remedies and dietary or vitamin supplements. Your doctor can then determine if Yocon is the right medicine for you.

Yocon Precautions and Proper Use

Until you know how your body will react to Yocon, you should not drive, operate machinery, or perform any task that may be considered unsafe. Keep out of reach of children and do not share Yocon with anyone even if they are experiencing the same symptoms as you are. Do not change the dosage of Yocon without talking to your doctor first.

Possible Side Effects of Yocon

• Dizziness
• Headache
• Skin flushing

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