Often coming issues surrounding sexual disorders. This problem can occur due to physical and mental factors are the longer, would damage the marriage relationship. Some physical illnesses can decrease the ability of each partner sexuality. On this issue we will describe one type of disease, the effect of diabetes on sexual intercourse
How diabetes will affect your sexual life or otherwise? Research shows, twenty-five percent of all women with diabetes and about 50 percent of men will experience some kind of sexual problems or loss of sexual desire as a result of their condition.
In men
Long-term impact of diabetes in men can cause damage to the nervous system, which is involved in the complex process of erection. The possibilities of men with diabetes may suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) and are unable to obtain or maintain an erection. About one third of men with diabetes will experience impotence at the end.
Even, some men are finding out that they have diabetes when they seek treatment of their erectile dysfunction related problems. But you need not worry, this can be overcome by setting the proper diet and supported by the consumption of drugs or insulin.
In women
A number of women with diabetes may suffer from recurrent vaginitis (vaginal inflammation), which is usually caused by fungal infections. This condition will make sexual intercourse uncomfortable and painful. Even in some women, may experience itching or burning sensation, and a white discharge.
Women with diabetes also get recurrent cystitis - a disease of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). In addition, some evidence suggests that women with diabetes tend to have problems with arousal, and the clitoris (the nerve center of the female sex) may not respond to stimuli in the usual way.
Is it possible to have sex after suffering from diabetes?
Diabetes is likely to cause problems with your sex life. Quick steps immediately consult with a doctor. Typically, doctors will try to find out whether sexual problems are caused by defects in the nervous or circulatory system due to diabetes, or whether it is more due to psychological factors. Often these differences are difficult to group them.
In any case, when the problem of sexual dysfunction began to occur regularly and are likely to deteriorate, so will the psychological factors involved in it.
Men who have diabetes and impotence can be helped with medication prescribed by doctors such as sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra). However, if the test results indicate that your nervous system has not been damaged by diabetes, and no circulatory problems are related, then you really do not have problems with their sex lives. It takes the support of partners and doctors to cope with this condition.