Impotence common among smokers
February 01, 2006

Men with high blood pressure who smoke are 26 times more likely to have erectile dysfunction (ED) or impotence as compared to non-smokers, said Spangler, associate professor of family and community medicine in Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Erectile dysfunction, or impotence, is the inability of a man to achieve an erection to complete intercourse.

Erectile dysfunction, or impotence, affects an estimated 30 million Americans. 26-fold increase in erectile dysfunction occurs among men with hypertension who also currently smoke, a rate that is also twice that of former smokers. The more cigarettes smoked per day the greater the chance of impotence. But worry no more as usage of ED pills such as Cialis, Viagra and Levitra can provide relief in this regard.

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