Study Links Computer Habits to Erectile Dysfunction Risk

Study Links Computer Habits to Erectile Dysfunction Risk

Every additional 72 minutes sitting at the desk was linked to a three-fold increase in chance of erectile dysfunction.

Time spent on computer linked to increased chance of erectile dysfunction

Long-term computer use for leisure was found to be associated with lower levels of follicle-stimulating hormone in men

Playing computer games can increase risk of erectile dysfunction, study finds

Chinese scientists found that playing computer games for a prolonged period can drastically increase someone's likelihood of experiencing erectile dysfunction, per a study published in the journal "Andrology."

Gaming and computer use increases risk of erectile dysfunction

The new research says changing your lifsetyle can dramatically reduce your chances of having a problem