1.does using of smartphone affects sexual life? 2.does it impact erection? 3. What about brain?

Question

With the rise of smartphone dependency, focusing on your partner and your relationship can seem tasking at times. Whether it?s stalking your favourite celebrity or checking the latest sports score, it can be easy to spend a huge amount of time on your phone rather than with your partner. Although smartphones can be great in finding the latest restaurant or checking out cinema times, it can also break the bond between you and your partner. Latest study links erectile dysfunction to carrying a phone that's turned on. Study finds sperm levels of men who kept their phones in their pocket during the day were quite seriously affected in 47 per cent of cases. The new study shows that having a mobile phone close to the testicles - or within a foot or two of the body - can lower sperm levels so much that conceiving could be difficult. All day long, we're inundated by interruptions and alerts from our devices. Smartphones buzz to wake us up, emails stream into our inboxes, notifications from coworkers and far away friends bubble up on our screens, and "assistants" chime in with their own soulless voices. Such interruptions seem logical to our minds: we want technology to help with our busy lives, ensuring we don't miss important appointments and communications. But our bodies have a different view: these constant alerts jolt our stress hormones into action, igniting our flight or flight response; our heartbeats quicken, our breathing tightens, our sweat glands burst open, and our muscles contract. That response is intended to help us outrun danger, not answer a call or text from a colleague.

Karuna Chawla · Accepted Answer

With the rise of smartphone dependency, focusing on your partner and your relationship can seem tasking at times. Whether it?s stalking your favourite celebrity or checking the latest sports score, it can be easy to spend a huge amount of time on your phone rather than with your partner. Although smartphones can be great in finding the latest restaurant or checking out cinema times, it can also break the bond between you and your partner. Latest study links erectile dysfunction to carrying a phone that's turned on. Study finds sperm levels of men who kept their phones in their pocket during the day were quite seriously affected in 47 per cent of cases. The new study shows that having a mobile phone close to the testicles - or within a foot or two of the body - can lower sperm levels so much that conceiving could be difficult. All day long, we're inundated by interruptions and alerts from our devices. Smartphones buzz to wake us up, emails stream into our inboxes, notifications from coworkers and far away friends bubble up on our screens, and "assistants" chime in with their own soulless voices. Such interruptions seem logical to our minds: we want technology to help with our busy lives, ensuring we don't miss important appointments and communications. But our bodies have a different view: these constant alerts jolt our stress hormones into action, igniting our flight or flight response; our heartbeats quicken, our breathing tightens, our sweat glands burst open, and our muscles contract. That response is intended to help us outrun danger, not answer a call or text from a colleague.

Rahul Gupta · Answer

Hello- long hours of exposure to the cell phone in the trouser pocket impacts the health of testes and quality of sperm in men. According to a study conducted by cleveland clinic foundation of ohio (the us), use of cell phones decreases semen quality by reducing sperm count, motility, viability and normal morphology. Keeping the cell phone in front pockets for over 4 hours daily is found to be associated with the percentage of immature sperms. Moreover, a significant change is believed to damage the dna impairing the fertility in men. Several researchers have also found that 14 per cent of couples in middle and high-income group have experienced difficulty in conceiving.