Scientists have revealed that men who prefer to spend their free time in front of the computer may have a higher genetic risk of not having an erection.
Scientists have found that men who do sedentary activities such as watching television, spending time on the computer, and driving in their spare time genetic examined their structures. There were results that would make many people uneasy.
In the study in which more than 200 thousand men participated, very interesting results emerged. According to data, the genetic structure that causes people to prefer to spend time in front of the computer also increases the risk of erection problems. According to these data, the risk increases as the tendency to spend time in front of the computer increases. Between two cases, on the computer Erectile dysfunction for every 1.2 hours 3.57 times increase in risk is happening.
The risk of erection problems increases as you sit in front of the computer
On the other hand, a similar situation watching television or driving a car It is not seen in people who prefer it. The study also stated that computer use was not genetically linked to depression, anxiety or vascular health, but it did reduce levels of follicle-stimulating hormones. These hormones play an important role in sexual development and reproduction in both women and men.
Although the results of the research are striking, computer use preference It is not a factor that increases the risk. A genetic difference in the structure of these people causes them to prefer to spend more time on the computer and also causes them to secrete lower follicle-stimulating hormone. In other words, these people do not have genetic “problems” because they prefer to sit in front of the computer, but they prefer to sit in front of the computer because they have genetic problems and they have erection problems.
In their statement on the subject, researchers said: “This study shows that computer use and erection problems between the risk positive causal relationship It provides important evidence that it exists. However, a definitive causal relationship needs to be established by further research.” he said.
The research was published in Andrology.
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