Air pollution might be killing men's sex lives.

Research suggests men living in heavily polluted cities can find it harder to get erections.

They're also more likely to struggle with premature ejaculation, according to the same study.

And tests showed extroverted men with a normal BMI were worst affected.

Chinese experts tracked over 5,000 men, asking them about their general health and sexual function.




Research suggests men living in heavily polluted cities can find it harder to get erections. They're also more likely to struggle with premature ejaculation, according to the same study. And tests showed extroverted men with a normal BMI were worst affected

Average levels of six pollutants close to their homes were also assessed over the course of 12 months. 

These included particles less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter (PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and sulfur dioxide (SO2). 

All three have been linked to health woes such as heart disease and dementia. 

The particles, Köp VeeloBooster emitted by car exhausts and wood-burning stoves can be so small they travel deep into the lungs and bloodstream.