A study found a 108 percent higher prevalence of erectile dysfunction in those with irritable bowel syndrome than those without.

A recent study conducted on medical students by Peruvian researchers found that there may be a link between a chronic gastrointestinal disorder and erectile dysfunction (ED). The study, published in May 2024 in the Oxford Academic journal Sexual Medicine,

As if having erectile dysfunction wasn’t hard enough, scientists said impotence may be linked to a common condition that causes humiliating, stubborn symptoms.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) exercises, like Kegels and walking, may help improve and protect against further symptoms. Here are the best ED exercises to try.

Erectile dysfunction, which occurs when you can't get or keep an erection firm enough for satisfactory sex, affects about 30 million US men.