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Whenever a popular video game is released online and in stores, it is a key event to look forward to in the gaming calendar for many PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and PC players. One of the latest games getting plenty of attention is the upcoming release of the newest version of FIFA - known as EAFC 2025. But, an expert has warned people who regularly play on their consoles that this innocent pastime could lead to major health problems if not careful.

Many gamers will likely be glued to their screens for even longer with the highly anticipated EAFC 25 game set to be released later at the end of the month (September 27). Some fans have already been exploiting an 'early access glitch' with the New Zealand version, whilst those who paid extra to pre-order the Ultimate Edition will have early access from today, September 20. ??????EAFC 25 Ultimate Edition is now live Flex your pulls below ?????? #FC25 pic.



twitter.com/7218OjejzH Doctor Ashwin Sharma, from online pharmacy MedExpress , has warned against excessive gaming ahead of the popular football video game's release due to the impact it could have on gamers' sexual health. A study found that men who spent more than five hours per day using a TV, video games or computers were almost three times more likely to report erectile dysfunction than men spending less than an hour doing the same activities.

Erectile dysfunction (also shortened to ED) is a common condition that can impact men at any age - not just when they're older. Accord.

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