How is diabetic impotence treated

Update Date: 2023-08-13 Source: Network

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Many people know about diabetes, and many people know about impotence. In our impression, diabetes and impotence are two completely unrelated "diseases". Diabetes refers to a metabolic disease of hyperglycemia caused by lack of insulin secretion and insufficient insulin secretion, while impotence refers to the inability to have an erection during sexual life or the lack of erection time to complete sexual life, Belong to reproductive system diseases, let's take a look at the following content.

How is diabetic impotence treated

First: diabetic patients due to low insulin secretion, the role of insulin is to regulate the secretion of blood sugar, too little blood glucose secretion will lead to increased blood concentration, resulting in poor blood flow, resulting in blood is difficult to gather in the corpus cavernosum, directly affect the congestion of the corpus cavernosum, and then make the penis unable to normal erection, leading to impotence.

Second: low insulin secretion in patients with diabetes not only affects the secretion of blood glucose, but also affects the regulation of blood lipids, which not only leads to hyperglycemia, but also leads to hyperlipidemia. It is easy to cause the deposition of blood lipids in the blood wall, leading to the stenosis of the inner wall of blood vessels, affecting the normal operation and circulation of blood, and then leading to impotence.

Third: diabetic patients due to the imbalance of blood glucose secretion and metabolic disorders, may lead to sexual nerve conduction blocked, affect sexual excitement, may also lead to abnormal sex hormone secretion, will lead to sexual function corresponding problems, and finally will lead to impotence.

matters needing attention

For patients with diabetes, when impotence occurs, it is not necessarily caused by diabetes, it may also be caused by reproductive system diseases. Before diagnosis, it is better to control some blood sugar, and then go to the regular medical institutions for diagnosis and treatment.