Does homocysteine affect sexual function?

Homocysteine levels

are usually 5-15μmol/L, which may be related to non-pathological factors or pathological factors. If it is caused by non-pathological factors, such as irregular work and rest, lack of exercise, unreasonable diet, etc., and the duration is relatively short, it generally does not cause abnormal lesions and obvious uncomfortable symptoms, nor does it affect sexual function. However, if the patient is caused by pathological factors, such as kidney disease, coronary heart disease, myocardial infarction, etc., or the duration is relatively long, due to obvious vascular damage and blocked blood supply, sexual function may be affected.