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The Internet may be more popular than ever, but an increase in the number of scientists is worrying about its toxic effect on couples' sex.

Too much viewing of pornography can affect men's lust and put them at risk for sexual dysfunction, according to new research.

The discourse panel held at the 112th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Urology Association has highlighted the results of a recent survey that revealed that men's obsession with pornography could be destroyed in their psychosexual reports with their partner.

Researchers led by Dr. Matthew Christman, a staff urologist and director of the pediatric urology programme at the San Diego Marine Medical Center, reported that the more people spend free time on pornographic pages, the less likely they will be able to develop strengthened relationships in the bedroom with their partner.

As a result, intimacy can become extremely challenging, and romantic or sexual relationships can be severely damaged.