To report the author's experience concerning the effects of cell phone usage on erectile function in men.
20 men complaining of erectile dysfunction for at least six months (Group A), and another group of 10 healthy men with no complaints (Group B) were recruited.
No exposure details are available.
Total time spent talking on the cell phone per week was not significantly higher in Group A than in Group B. Men with erectile dysfunction were found to carry their "switched on" cell phones for a significantly longer time than those without erectile dysfunction.
A potential correlation with cell phone usage and a negative impact on erectile dysfunction was found. Further large-scale studies are recommended.
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