Patient's question:
I have been suffering from diabetes for a long time. At that time, my fasting blood sugar was over 11, and I have been taking medication. I always feel weak all over, a bit swollen in my limbs, dry mouth and tongue, and often have headaches and dizziness. Recently, I haven't been able to get hard during sex with my wife. Can diabetes also cause premature ejaculation?Doctor's answer:
Adult male diabetic patients, aged approximately 23-75, will have erectile dysfunction or erectile dysfunction. Non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients have a 7 times higher likelihood of premature ejaculation compared to non-diabetic patients. Relevant data indicate that 30 premature ejaculation patients come from diabetes. However, the incidence still relates to age. The age of premature ejaculation in diabetic patients is 10-15 years earlier than that of the general population. Five years after developing diabetes, the incidence of premature ejaculation is on the rise. The inability to achieve an erection in diabetic patients is mostly gradually developed, and incomplete erection may also soften due to the condition or physical condition. According to experiments, the sexual dysfunction induced by diabetes is mainly due to pathological changes in the corpus cavernosum smooth muscle and later pathological changes in the pituitary and testes, testicular dysfunction, and excessive increase in sex hormones.