Migraine or headache can be suffered by anyone. But the new study found that men who experience impotence is more likely to suffer from migraines.
Researchers from National Taiwan University's College of Medicine found that men who experience impotence 1.63 times more likely to develop migraines than men who did not have the problem of impotence.
This is the first study to find an association between impotence and migraine. But the results of a study published in the journal Cephalalgia not mention clearly the relationship between impotence Idan this headache, although migraines have been linked to impotence in women.
"No study has ever tried to explore the relationship between migraine and impotence," wrote Dr. Chao-Yuan Huang from National Taiwan University's College of Medicine, as reported by Reuters,
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In this study, the research team collected information on 23,000 men from a national database of insurance claims in Taiwan. Approximately 5,700 men diagnosed with impotence.
Dr. Huang's research group then compared patients with non DE with 17,000 men who do not seek treatment for impotence.
The result, among a group of men with ED, 4.25 percent had been diagnosed with migraine headaches. While the group of men without ED, 2.64 percent were diagnosed with migraines.
After the researchers took into account differences between groups, including heart disease and diabetes, found that ED patients 1.63 times more likely to have a diagnosis of migraine.
His age also seems to be a trigger. In men aged 30 years, impotence occurs about two times more likely to suffer from migraines, compared with men with the ability to fit.
"As it has been shown that chronic pain can lead to impotence. One possible explanation is related to the study of chronic pain may be associated with migraine headaches," wrote the researchers.
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