Cycling as Impotence Cause

Researches say that about three percent of frequent cyclists become impotent, and about all of them felt pain before the problem occurred. When a nerve is pressed or blood supply is stops to the penis, a man feels problem.

If you feel no discomfort when you ride, keep on riding and don't worry else, get a new seat.

Avoid pressure on the arteries that carry blood to the penis. Use a bicycle seat nose to help control the bicycle with legs during race.

Ride a more upright position during normal drive not in race as this increases wind resistance and will slow you down. Change positions often as you ride.