Diabetes causes sex problem?

[545]

[SuZQ]

over time it can! it is connected to periferal neuropathy from high glucose levels sustained over a long period of time.

[kutto]

God created body to work in harmony therefore if one organs fails then there is discord

[mbestevez]

Yes it does. Women can have recurrent yeast infection, painful intercourse, men can have insufficient blood flow to penis to cause the normal "standing up" of it, due to vasculopathy and neuropathy.

[gangadharan nair]

Diabetes causes erectile dysfunction. An erection involves your brain, nerves, hormones, and blood vessels. Anything that interferes with these normal functions can lead to problems getting an erection. Diabetes mellitus interferes with blood flow and conduction of nerve impulse.

[visnarayan]

Yes, decreased libido.

[Ashok]

Yes.
Troublesome bladder symptoms and changes in sexual function are common health problems as people age. Having diabetes can mean early onset and increased severity of these problems. Sexual and urologic complications of diabetes occur because of the damage diabetes can cause to blood vessels and nerves. Men may have difficulty with erections or ejaculation. Women may have problems with sexual response and vaginal lubrication. Urinary tract infections and bladder problems occur more often in people with diabetes. People who keep their diabetes under control can lower their risk of the early onset of these sexual and urologic problems.
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In men
Long-term diabetes can cause damage to the nervous system, which is involved in the complex process of erection.
This means men with diabetes may suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) and be unable to get or maintain an erection. As many as a third of men with diabetes eventually experience ED.
Some men only discover they have diabetes when they seek treatment for their erectile dysfunction.
Once diabetes has been regulated through diet, pills or insulin injections, sexual problems often disappear and the ability to get an erection is restored.
In women
A number of women with diabetes may suffer from recurring vaginitis (inflammation of the vagina), which is usually due to yeast (thrush) infection. This makes sex painful. You may suffer itching or burning sensations, and a white discharge.
Women with diabetes may also get recurring cystitis.
There is also some suggestion that women with diabetes have problems with arousal, and just as the penis fails to become erect in the man, the clitoris in a woman may not respond to stimulation in the normal way.


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[Universal]

Yes.
U have to control diabetes.
U have to take testosterone treatment.
U have to take treatment for Erectile dysfunction.