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Gone Limp? New Study Reveals COVID Increases Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction In Young Men
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17:22Now PlayingThe list of post-Covid conditions includes frequent headaches, continuing cough, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, and erectile dysfunction.
A recent study found that COVID increases the risk of developing erectile dysfunction by nearly six times in young men in a real-life setting.
The flip side is if you already have ED, you are more likely to contract the virus.
Primary care & HIV physician, Dr. Oni Blackstock spoke with Roland Martin about one of the most peculiar side effects of COVID-19.
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