How To Deal With Erectile Dysfunction Along With Diabetes?

Erectile dysfunction one of the most common sexual dysfunction in men, it is many times accompanied by other sexual dysfunctions such as premature ejaculation. This condition is diagnosed if a man has been unable to perform in bed due to weaker erections, or by a completed absence of erections for more than 3 months. It is often accompanied by a low sexual libido or fear of physical intimacy.

There are many different causes of this condition, some of them are physical, some of them are psychological and some of the cases occur due to harmful lifestyle choices.

When it comes to physical causes of erectile dysfunction, certain diseases cause erectile dysfunction due to the damage they do to the body. One such disease or condition that goes hand in hand with erectile dysfunction is diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes.

Why is diabetes More Likely to Cause Erectile Dysfunction in Men?

The medical name of diabetes is Diabetes mellitus and it is considered to be caused due to metabolic imbalance which rises the amount of blood sugar in your body.

People who suffer from diabetes are not able to produce enough insulin or are unable to use insulin properly.

There are many different types of diabetes and each one has different symptoms and treatments.

But it is type 2 diabetes which usually leads to erectile dysfunction in men.

 

Erectile Dysfunction and Type 2 diabetes: How are they co-related?

Type 2 diabetes is often characterized by a high build-up of blood sugar in your body. This high build-up of blood sugar makes the patient incapable of using insulin or immune to insulin.

We all know that the proper amount of blood circulation plays an essential role in bringing about erections in men. It is equally true that the proper function of the nervous system is also important for having erections.

Diabetes messes with two of these essentials and thus makes a man suffer from erectile dysfunction.

 

How does Type 2 Diabetes become a cause of Erectile Dysfunction in Men?

When a man feels sexually attracted to his partner due to the stimulation of his senses, the brain registers it. The stimulation can be visual, oral, or even physical. Different men are stimulated by different types of senses, but when it happens, it is all reported to the brain.

The brain sends a signal to the brain through the nerves to the penile region to begin the production of nitric oxide in that region.

Nitric oxide thus produced on the orders of the brain leads to the expansion of the blood vessels that line the blood vessels which line the penile shaft.

A rush of blood flows through these blood vessels which are now wide due to the release of nitric oxide. This surge of blood reaches the penis making it erect and hard, which men term as erections and erections are vital for lovemaking as well as reproduction.

 

Thus we can say that erections begin in the brain and end in the penis.

Men who suffer from erectile dysfunction due to type 2 diabetes are not able to carry out this bodily mechanism for having erections.

This is first because of the nerve damage that many of the patients of diabetes suffer from, we know that the nervous system is vital for passing the important signal which marks the production of nitric oxide.

The damaged nerve cells may pass weaker signals or no signals at all, thus creating a lack of nitric oxide in the body of the man suffering from this condition in spite of an adequate amount of sexual stimulation.

Diabetes also causes damage to the blood vessels due to the high build-up of the sugar in the blood, and because of the damage, there is no proper blood circulation in the body which is what is indispensable for making the penis hard and erect for erections.

It may be possible that you may be suffering from erectile dysfunction but you may not aware of it, you can also say that erectile dysfunction is a likely symptom of diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes.

If you are diagnosed with erectile dysfunction due to Diabetes, then there are many different treatments available for diabetes as well as erectile dysfunction.

Ideally, once start treating diabetes, you will be able to better deal with erectile dysfunction as well, and there are treatments such as oral medications like Cenforce and Vidalista, which can be prescribed to you for the specific treatment of erectile dysfunction.

There are other treatments of erectile dysfunction as well but given that diabetes often leads to poor blood circulation, the PDE5 inhibiting oral drugs are good for the treatments as they help in promoting good blood circulation across your whole body.

Please discuss your conditions as well as all the possible treatments for your condition with your doctor to find out the best solution for diabetes as well as erectile dysfunction.

Being aware of all the treatments, cures as well as preventive means for both these conditions and ensure a long and healthy life.