A new study delves into the relationship between sedentary computer usage and erectile dysfunction in men.
In simpler terms, there is a link between sitting in front of a computer all day and developing erectile conditions.There are many links between lifestyle behaviors and certain health conditions. But is it factual in this case? A recent study has revealed insights into a connection between sedentary leisure computer usage and erectile dysfunction in men.
In the analysis of data of over 200,000 men, each 1.2-hour increase in leisure computer usage predicted 3.57-fold greater odds of erectile dysfunction. However, there was no evidence to suggest that watching television or driving for leisure increased the risk of erectile dysfunction. Contrary to conventional expectations, the study did not find a direct link between computer use and psychological factors like depression or anxiety. Moreover, it did not uncover any significant markers of blood vessel health associated with computer usage.
“The present study offered substantial evidence for a positive causal association between computer use and the risk of erectile dysfunction. However, a definitive causal association needs to be established by further research,” the authors remarked in a
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