Restless Leg Syndrome which has been tied up with some sleep issues seems to be tied up with erectile dysfunctions (ED) for older men. This was found by a study conducted by Harvard School of Public Health on 23,119 men – out of which 22,175 men had no history of RLS; 549 reported 5 to 14 occurrences of RLS symptoms in a month; and 395 reported 15 or more RLS occurrences in a month. The researchers found that the RLS-associated ED risk, which was independent of factors like age, body mass index, anti-depressants’ use, and anxiety, was 16 percent more in men undergoing 5-14 monthly episodes of RLS; and 78 percent more in men with 15 or more monthly episodes of RLS. ( Source ) Top News Brought to you by: SLEEP Online Magazine – The SLEEP Blog – All about SLEEP, SLEEPING, and SLEEPINESS Restless Leg Syndrome Tied with Erectile Dysfunction anti depressants , anxiety , body mass index , erectile dysfunctions , harvard school of public health , Health Issues , occurrences , older men , restless leg syndrome , risk , rls symptoms , sleep , Sleep Disorders , top news

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