Lifestyle and Preventive Health
Erectile Dysfunction Rates by Country 2025
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Country | Erectile Dysfunction Rate Nicolosi 2004↓ | Erectile Dysfunction Rate Kessler 2019 | |
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 | Nigeria | 58.9% | |
 | Singapore | 51.3% | 22% |
 | Russia | 48.9% | |
 | Belgium | 43.4% | 8% |
 | New Zealand | 42% | 11% |
 | Australia | 40.3% | 11% |
 | China | 36.7% | 15% |
 | United Kingdom | 26% | 8% |
 | Malaysia | 22% | 22% |
 | United States | 20.7% | 11% |
 | Italy | 17.2% | 8% |
 | Netherlands | 16.8% | |
 | India | 15.8% | |
 | Tanzania | 10.6% | |
 | Brazil | 9% | |
 | Mexico | 9% | |
 | Japan | 15% | |
 | Egypt | 8% | |
 | Philippines | 22% | |
 | Turkey | 8% | |
 | Germany | 8% | |
 | Thailand | 22% | |
 | France | 8% | |
 | South Africa | 11% | |
 | South Korea | 15% | |
 | Spain | 8% | |
 | Algeria | 8% | |
 | Canada | 11% | |
 | Morocco | 8% | |
 | Taiwan | 15% | |
 | Sweden | 8% | |
 | Israel | 8% | |
 | Austria | 8% | |
 | Hong Kong | 15% |
- The 2004 study by Nicolosi, et al, collected data from 27,500 men and women aged 40 to 80 years and spread across 29 countries.
- The 2019 study by Kessler, et al, collected data from 61,285 individuals aged14 to 80 and spread across 14 countries.
- In both cases, the rate is expressed as a percentage of the total people involved in the study.
- It is notable that the 2019 study recording an overall rate of ED notably higher than that of the 2004 study. Possible reasons for this discrepancy include variances in methodology, improved detection abilities, evolving definitions of ED, or a notable increase in ED rates.
