Patient's question:
I have diabetes, but I didn't expect later that I would have problems with sexual dysfunction in the morning. After getting diabetes, I felt weak and unable to perform well during sex with my wife. After an erection, it couldn't last long and would go soft. After a while during sex, I felt like I didn't have the interest anymore. Could diabetes cause sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
The standard for diagnosing diabetes is blood sugar. If diabetes cannot achieve good long-term control of blood sugar, it can lead to various different diseases affecting the second-level neurons. The organic premature ejaculation caused by diabetic second-level neuron vascular and nerve lesions. Over half of male diabetic patients will experience recurrent premature ejaculation, which is a male sexual dysfunction condition prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients, it is necessary to immediately seek professional and regular medical treatment, and treatment should be considered based on the results of careful examinations. Additionally, attention should be paid to quitting smoking and drinking alcohol, as well as maintaining personal hygiene.