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Can covid cause endothelial cell dysfunction ? is it common or rare for that to happen? can it be fixed? also heard that endothelial cell dysfunction can cause erectile dysfunction. never had covid but am concerned about compilations if i did?
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Yes, Covid-19 infection causes endothelial dysfunction but it is not common. However, this complication has nothing to do with ED.
Answered 8/25/2021
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COvid can cause a lot of problems, but the best studied are respiratory and neurological. There is no long term study of its affect on erectile dysfunction. To guess- effect on erectile tissue should be negligible
Answered 8/26/2021
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