Diabetes affecting man's sex life?

Question

Can anyone tell me if diabetes affects a young man's sex life ( in his 30s) and if so in what ways?

Answer 1

I am afraid it does. Diabetes affects the blood vessels and frequently causes impotence. Sometimes impotence is even the first presenting sign of diabetes, since it can occur in the very early stages. IF it is any consolation, I assume you are on medication for your diabetes and if in UK all your prescriptions are free and you will also be eligible for NHS erectile dysfunction drugs, like Viagra.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Try not to listen to doctors or rumours that tell you that diabetes will definitely affect your sex life - it's all down to your diabetic control. If you abuse your body and don't keep tight control of your blood sugar, your small blood vessels will fail and impotence will happen. If you look after your blood sugar and control it with the best insulins on the market (Lantus Glargine long acting and Novorapid short acting for example) and check your blood sugars regularly then you shouldn't have a problem.
However, you do have to prepare for sexual encounters by making sure that your blood sugar is adequate as there's nothing more off putting for your partner than a gun that doesn't fire! Make sure that your blood sugar is at the top of the normal range and not at the bottom.
Hope this helps. Just because you're diabetic, don't let people tell you that you can't do things. You can.
John

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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I hope it helps

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I am 37 and have had diabetes for 11 years now. It has not affected me at all - actually the opposite. I would worry about taking care of your sugar levels and exercising and you should be fine!!

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Answer 9

Yes!