Restless Leg Syndrome Tied with Erectile Dysfunction
by Brian Yalung on Saturday, January 2nd, 2010
Restless Leg Syndrome which has been tied up with some sleep issues seems to be tied up with erectile dysfunctions (ED) for older men. This was found by a study conducted by Harvard School of Public Health on 23,119 men – out of which 22,175 men had no history of RLS; 549 reported 5 to 14 occurrences of RLS symptoms in a month; and 395 reported 15 or more RLS occurrences in a month.
The researchers found that the RLS-associated ED risk, which was independent of factors like age, body mass index, anti-depressants’ use, and anxiety, was 16 percent more in men undergoing
5-14 monthly episodes of RLS; and 78 percent more in men with 15 or more monthly episodes of RLS.
(Source) Top News
Tags: anti depressants, anxiety, body mass index, erectile dysfunctions, harvard school of public health, occurrences, older men, restless leg syndrome, risk, rls symptoms, sleep, top news
Categories: Health Issues, Sleep Disorders.
February 13th, 2010 at 12:01 pm
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February 25th, 2010 at 6:53 am
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