I just can’t get it up. I just can’t get it up. I just can’t seem to get it up for love. Do you have an unusually tiny tallywhacker? If so, you may have had covid-19.
Doctors are claiming today covid-19 could lead to erectile dysfunction in some men. It is being claimed that as covid damages blood vessels (does it?), it’s possible that the infection can inflame the small and narrow arteries that supply the genitals, resulting in impotence for some blokes.
According to the Mail online:
Dozens of reports of infected men suffering from impotence have surfaced since the start of the pandemic. Several studies have also linked the virus itself to the medical condition. 
Dr Ryan Berglund, a urologist at the Cleveland Clinic, said Covid is already known to cause myocarditis — inflammation of the heart muscle — in some cases.
Therefore, it is plausible that it could also cause erectile dysfunction.
But he said the evidence is ‘primarily anecdotal’ at the moment, so the scale of the problem is not clear and more studies are needed.
If the evidence is only anecdotal at the moment, and not a single study has been conducted, why bring it up? To increase injection uptake of course. What else?
Covid-19 is the gift that keeps on giving. To date, boffins and witchdoctors have linked Covid-19 to vertigo, tinnitus, depression, stroke, dementia, hearing voices, stuttering, hiccups, memory loss, sore toe, piles, sight loss and psychosis.
Add erectile dysfunction to the list.
They think we’re a bunch of suckers. Not all of us.
