One Of The Most Common Drugs In The World May Be Causing Male Infertility

Studies claim that Ibuprofen alters the production of hormones and has a negative effect on male reproductive organs.
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Studies claim that Ibuprofen alters the production of hormones and has a negative effect on male reproductive organs.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is increasingly prevalent with age. At age 40, approximately 40% of men are affected, and the rate increases to nearly 70% in men aged 70 years. Though there are manipulated pharmaceuticals that are prescribed for ED, they also may cause undesirable side effects. So, the healthier way to go about fixing ED is to try these vegan foods and natural approaches that may improve erectile dysfunction.
Blood pressure drugs are one factor in erectile dysfunction (ED) but other factors such as smoking, overweight, diabetes, other drugs, and anxiety have an adverse effect on sexual function. In some men, ED may have been an occasional issue before starting blood pressure medications due to one or more other factors. The presence and degree of ED may be related to the type of blood pressure medication and while ED isn’t always a given, in most cases blood pressure drugs and ED go hand in hand, but there is a natural alternative.
Prescription drugs used to treat men's hair loss and enlarged prostate could have unintended side effects that were never reported in clinical trials.
Men may want to take note of the power of coffee for keeping erectile dysfunction at bay. Researchers have discovered drinking two cups of coffee a day seems to have a positive effect on blood flow to the penis, which in turn could potentially keep your man parts in good working order.
The study explores erectile dysfunction from bicycle seats.