Painkillers May Leading to Erectile Dysfunction: Research

Though there can be innumerable reasons that cause erectile dysfunction that include physical and psychological causes, adverse effects of painkillers can also be a major cause, say researchers. Researchers from Kaiser Permanente stated after their research based on painkillers that men who have an intake of anti-steroidal drugs against inflammatory diseases for around three times a day for more than 3 months, then there would be an increase of 22% in you getting erectile failures in the future

This starting research and revelation came out in The Journal Urology. Now Medical experts are also saying that sue of painkiller on a regular basis can lower down your libido steadily. This medical study to test the effect of pain killers on the erectile levels was conducted in the year 2002 and about 80,000 men took part in it who were between the age groups of 45 and 69 years.

Those men whose intake of painkillers was more had 2.4 percent more chances of being affected from Impotence in the future. Those who did not take pain relievers had a less chance of getting the sexual problem. Even with the considerations of different other factors like alcohol, smoking, obesity and diabetes, it was found that there is strong connection between pain relieving medicines and erectile dysfunction. Speaking on dangerous terms, some medical experts have said that painkiller popping people have 64 percent more risk of becoming permanently impotent as compared to 36 percent of the people who don’t consume such drugs.

So all you guys who have this bad habit of popping pills even for small reasons, there is a reason now to be scared of. Further studies will determine whether this clinical study is accurate or not. But it is better to be safe now rather than regret later. Even if you think that a humble pill like aspirin is harmless, it may affect your body in unknown ways and may come back to haunt you in the later stages of your life.