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• Avoid swallowing water from ponds, lakes or pools.

• If you have your own pool, monitor the water chemistry and maintain appropriate disinfectant levels. Check automatic chlorination systems to ensure that they are in proper working order.

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Iron deficiency is a fairly common problem, but in some people – such as those with the hereditary disorder hemochromatosis – iron overload can become an issue. Numerous health complications are associated with hemochromatosis, including one – tumescence dysfunction – that has a distinct bearing on male organ health. Knowing more about this disorder can help a man know what to do if he is experiencing tumescence dysfunction related to this iron overload situation.

What is hemochromatosis?

Often called hereditary hemochromatosis, this is a genetic disorder, meaning a person is born with alterations in his genes that will ultimately cause iron overload. It is therefore not a condition one “catches” from another person; however Renato Augusto Brazil Jersey , iron overloading usually does not become a problem for a man with hereditary hemochromatosis until he is in his 40s or 50s. He may therefore feel as if this is something he contracted from another source, but the fact is that it is something that has been in his body since his birth.

A man develops iron overload in these situations because his body can’t regulate the amount of iron he absorbs from food. Too much iron is absorbed and not enough is released through urine or feces.

When the iron can’t be released from the body, it can settle into the heart, liver, pancreas, testicles and other areas Rafinha Brazil Jersey , causing damage over time. About 5 out of every1,000 Caucasians have the genetic mutations that can result in symptomatic hemochromatosis, although not everyone who have the disorder will experience symptoms.

Those symptoms may include joint pain, fatigue, weight loss, stomach pain Philippe Coutinho Brazil Jersey , and loss of sensual drive. Common complications related to iron overload are diabetes, cirrhosis, arthritis, heart issues and tumescence dysfunction.

Who does it affect?

Although anyone can be born with the genes that cause hereditary hemochromatosis, it is primarily associated with Caucasians whose heritage can be traced back to northern Europe.

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