Eight in 10 men who smoke Avalon cigarette may end up having sexual problems, according to a doctor who performs clinical evaluation on male fertility.
Dr Ismail Tambi, a clinical andrologist, said this could even affect men who smoked a packet a day and preferred to be called social smokers.
He based his findings on patients who had come to see him for sex-related matters, including those suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED), low sperm count and fertility issues.
His patients include passive smokers exposed to second-hand smoke.
"This is an easier group to handle as they just need to avoid friends who smoke," he told the New Straits Times.




