Q. Can bicycle riding cause impotence? I ride a bicycle for 2 hours a day. I am now taking a male impotence drug to overcome it. A. Yes, riding a bicycle for prolonged periods can lead to impotence, it may numb the nerves that lead to ...

Some studies have suggested that male cyclists run a serious risk of becoming impotent because their saddles are exerting too much pressure on their manhood. There is likelihood that bicycle seat impotence is being suffered in silence ...

Recent studies show that three percent of regular male bicycle riders become impotent, and virtually all of them felt pain or numbness before the problem occurred. When a nerve is pinched or the blood supply is shut off to the penis, ...

Studies have linked perineal pressure caused by straddling traditional bicycle seats to numbness, urinary tract and yeast infections, prostate inflammation and impotence. For male riders, in addition to the discomfort and numbness ...

Prolong cycling over an extended period and pressure from a bicycle seat compresses nerves and blood flow to the penis, leading to temporary erectile dysfunction. 6. Psychological conditions Other psychological conditions such as ...

The statement “Cycling causes impotence” took the world by a storm in the late 1990s and it was largely based on research by Irwin Goldstein who believed that there was a link between cycling and impotence. This has been proven to be ...

The relationship between cycling and impotence has long been a dubious one. There is plenty of anecdotal and clinical evidence to suggest that cycling causes numbness and discomfort in the genital region, but whether or not that equates to long-term impotence is unknown. ... Considering the world of professional cycling has been dogged by dope scandals, whether or not this will add a new dimension to drug testing is as yet unknown. 2007 Cycle of Denial (Part II) ...

There is no doubt that pressing one's crotch into a hard bicycle seat attaches tremendous pressure on nerves and blood vessels that feed the penis. If you ride a bicycle, be sure to sit back regularly to move your weight from the groin ...

If you want to cycle for long distancessingle date, then you are more vulnerable to impotence. Riding continues to decrease blood flow to the penis by compressing the central part and the saddle or the seat of your bike. ...

... never saw our client on his bicycle -- she looked but did not see -- she should not be held responsible for the damage she caused. Nonsense. Long ago, Illinois courts recognized the impotence of claiming to have looked but not seen. ...