I am a 35-year-old man who had diabetes for five years. I got married recently and now I feel that I am unable to have an erection or perform the same way in bed as I used to. Is this due to diabetes? Can it be treated?
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There are many reasons for erectile dysfunction. Yes, uncontrolled diabetes can be one of the causes. These problems may occur as you age and are mainly seen in the higher age group people with diabetes.
t I suggest visiting a doctor for a diagnosis. Specific tests may have to be done to conclude a diagnosis. Yes, there are treatments for this condition; medical, psychotherapy and surgical. Your doctor will advise These methods have shown excellent outcomes and can help you better your performance.
Avoid self-medication or buying medicine from any local pharmacist or advertisement promising to boost your performance.
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