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Erectile dysfunction and diabetics seems to have a strong connection between them. Erectile dysfunction is one of the common complications of the Diabetes. Three types of diabetes are type I diabetes, type II diabetes, and gestational diabetes (occurs only in women). Type I and type II diabetes are observed in men and both these diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction.
A study was conducted to check the diabetes and Erectile dysfunction link. One hundred individuals suffering from the type I diabetes and one hundred individuals with type II diabetes were examined. The study revealed that 63 individuals suffering from type I diabetes had erection problems, whereas 67 individuals suffering from type II diabetes were having erectile dysfunction. The study concluded that erectile dysfunction is the common problems among the diabetes patients.
ED in Diabetic Patients
Posted: Thursday, July 09, 2009 12:10:52 AM Erectile dysfunction is observed in majority of the diabetic patients. Erectile dysfunction is the improper functioning of the male sex organ during sexual excitement. The person suffering from the erectile dysfunction is not able to do the intercourse with his female partner because of loss of erection. Many factors are responsible for the erectile dysfunction in the men, but Diabetes is one of the primary causes of the erectile dysfunction.Erectile dysfunction and diabetics seems to have a strong connection between them. Erectile dysfunction is one of the common complications of the Diabetes. Three types of diabetes are type I diabetes, type II diabetes, and gestational diabetes (occurs only in women). Type I and type II diabetes are observed in men and both these diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction.
A study was conducted to check the diabetes and Erectile dysfunction link. One hundred individuals suffering from the type I diabetes and one hundred individuals with type II diabetes were examined. The study revealed that 63 individuals suffering from type I diabetes had erection problems, whereas 67 individuals suffering from type II diabetes were having erectile dysfunction. The study concluded that erectile dysfunction is the common problems among the diabetes patients.
Posted: Sunday, August 23, 2009 6:08:59 AM
Erectile dysfunction affects diabetic patients who uses oral medications and insulin. In some cases, clinical studies have shown a high degree of patient satisfaction with penile implants when other therapies have proven to be ineffective.
Posted: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 11:14:55 PM
ED problem shows in diabetic patients also. But it can be diagnose.
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