The new research to check the whether impotence is hereditary or not is being conducted by the group of scientists. The scientists are trying to find out the gene that is responsible for the impotence. This research is going to create a big impact of the human race because if a gene is found to responsible for impotence then that gene could be replaced by the healthy gene and the impotence problem could be cured permanently.

The term hereditary was first coined by the great scientist Gregor Mendel, who is called as the father of genetics. Hereditary means the transfer of certain characters from the parent to the offspring. These characters are transformed in the form of genes. For example you must have observed that some one has the physical characters like color of eyes, growth of hairs, structure of the shoulders, height, way the individual speaks, etc are found to be similar to their mother or father. As the good characters are passed from one generation to other same way it is observed genes for the bad characters are also passed from one generation to the other. For example if the parent is found to be suffering from the diabetes then his child is found to be more prone to the diabetes.

The problem of Impotence is the condition in which the men are not able to get the erection or to sustain the erection for the sufficient time during the sexual activity. Impotence is the condition from which 70% of men in the world are suffering from. Impotence is caused by several reasons like diabetes, heart diseases, blood pressure, etc. But, all the disorders that directly or indirectly cause impotence are proved to be hereditary. So, here a question arises, “Is Impotence a Hereditary disorder?”

Hence, to study whether impotence is hereditary or not a study was conducted. Married men and their son’s who are also married were put for the questionnaire. Questions regarding their medical history and sex life were asked to them. Questions regarding the impotence were given more preferences. The study revealed that in the 20% of men having diabetes and suffering from impotence had their son’s who were found to be having diabetes and suffering from impotence. In all 45% of the cases were observed where both father and his son were found to be suffering from the impotence.

The study was not able to clear the fact that impotence has come to son from his father because some other factors were also found to be involved as the reasons of impotence. Many scientists are trying to solve this question but nobody till date is able to give the satisfactory and reasonable answer. Some scientists are also claiming that impotence can’t be hereditary as no gene is responsible for getting proper erections. Some scientist has said that no studies at the gene level are conducted for impotence.

The research is still being carried on to understand the whether any gene is responsible for the impotence or not. So, we need to wait and watch so that we get a clear information on this topic.

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