Absolutely not headline news, there is a lot of pornography or a lot of men like to use it – sometimes a lot. In recent years, it has been claimed that exposure to pornography is dangerous to penis health, and this idea has prompted it to lead to problems with obtaining or maintaining penile erections. But is erectile dysfunction actually a serious side effect of watching pornography? A new study shows that these claims are exaggerated.

Porn use

How many people view pornography and how many people are unsure, but some research and surveys provide some possible answers. According to one source, 40,000,000 Americans regularly visit porn sites, and 70% of men between the ages of 18 and 24 visit pornographic websites every month. Another survey conducted by non-profit Christian organizations found that nearly 80% of men between the ages of 18 and 30 watch pornography, and 30% of them are consumers of everyday pornography.

The accuracy of these numbers is hard to say. Even if surveys and research provide anonymity, there may be at least some [and sometimes many] men who refuse to recognize pornography or may underestimate their actual use. But no matter what the actual number is, it can be said that many men often use pornographic content.

Erectile penis problem

Some groups and individuals claim that the prevalence of pornography has led to the prevalence of male erectile dysfunction, leading to fears of multiple types of men suffering from severe erect penis problems. A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine called "Vaginal Erectile Function and Erectile Dysfunction – Results of Cross Section and Potential Growth Curve Analysis" was studied in this study.

The study investigated sexually active men whose records came from three sources. Nearly 150 undergraduate men in the United States, as well as nearly 300 online survey participants and 433 men from crowdsourcing platforms, were studied. As part of the study, all participants were assessed for erect penile problems and pornography.

When scientists studied the data, they found that there was no relationship between erectile dysfunction and purely pornographic use. They reported that, overall, the study participants “have a very high erectile function”. In addition, sexually active porn users rarely have serious erectile problems. "

Scientists do find connections between people who use pornography for problems and penile erections. However, they found evidence that this was purely a connection, not a causal relationship – in other words, the illegal use of pornography caused by erectile dysfunction.

Although not comprehensive, the study does show that for most men, the use of pornography itself is unlikely to cause erectile dysfunction, although there may be other sexual issues associated with its use. Men who find problems with pornographic use should seek the help of a mental health professional to resolve this issue.

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