DIABETES MIGHT BE KEEPING YOU FROM EVERYTHING SWEET IN LIFE: ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

Diabetes occurs when you have too much sugar circulating in your bloodstream. While discussing Diabetes the patients don’t usually find the need to discuss their sexual health with their doctor and many a time, the problem is overlooked thinking “Oh! Maybe, I am just under immense pressure these days.”  

Although Diabetes and Erectile Dysfunction are 2 separate conditions these two are like the lost cousins of the family that always finds a way back to each other. Most common in men with Type 2 Diabetes, Erectile Dysfunction referred to as ED is a condition where a man finds it difficult to achieve or maintain a natural erection. 

DID YOU KNOW?

-Erectile Dysfunction in men with diabetes develops 10 to 15 years earlier when compared to men without diabetes. 

-Men with diabetes are 3 times more likely to experience Erectile Dysfunction than men without diabetes.

-Up to 70% of people with diabetes have nerve damage which impacts the neurological response and limits the signal to increase arterial blood flow.

WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ERECTION IN CASE OF A DIABETIC?

When a man is diagnosed with diabetes, the blood sugar levels if not managed are usually high. Due to which, release or production of nitric oxide in the body becomes less further reducing the flow of blood towards the penis hampering the erection. Uncontrolled diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction due to its effect on the circulatory system of the body. Diabetes compromises the amount of blood being circulated to the penis and the nerves that monitor the erection, eventually leading to erectile dysfunction. 

ARE YOU AT RISK OF SUFFERING FROM ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION?

Several risk factors increase your chance of diabetes complications, including an Erectile Dysfunction. You are at risk if, 

– You are more stressed and anxious

– Your blood sugar is not being managed well 

– Your diet is poor

– You are living a dormant life

– You are becoming obese

– You are drinking alcohol excessively 

– You are smoking regularly 

– You are under some medications leading to ED as a side effect

– Your blood lipid is abnormal 

– Your hypertension is not controlled 

While there are over-the-counter pills many doctors will recommend to you, we all know it is a temporary solution to your problem. Nor these pills give you a natural erection neither they help you enjoy your sexual life. These stimulation pills make you an addict and after a certain point of time stops working on the body. No wonder, the doctor might suggest a penile implant at a later stage of your life. And if you are still thrilled about these pills, let me warn you, it takes some 30-40min to get you an erection and we all know; the best moments of life are the ones that are never planned.  

IS THERE A NATURAL WAY TO TREAT DIABETES AND ED?

If you are a diabetic nothing can be more helpful than controlling your diabetes. Did we tell you? Type 2 diabetes is easily reversible. Now, you can Reverse your Diabetes in 21-days. That too Naturally!

To help you get a natural erection, we suggest ED 1000 Therapy. This is a non-invasive and drug-free procedure based on the use of low-intensity sound waves for improving the volume of blood flow into the affected tissue. The waves are reflected by the machine and are focused on the treatment area, creating new blood vessels in penile tissue, which then enables the patient to achieve and maintain firm erections. 

At the beginning of the article, I stated there is not one single cause of Erectile Dysfunction. So, even if you are not a diabetic, but you are seeing some changes in your sexual life we request you to consult an expert and instead of opting for the pills for artificial stimulation which have not just one, but multiple side-effects look for an alternate method that helps you treat the root cause issue. 

Remember! Talking about your sexual health is not a taboo and it is normal to discuss your concerns about your sexual well-being with a doctor!

Disclaimer: The tips and suggestions mentioned in the article have been written for general awareness and should not be considered as professional medical advice. We strongly recommend you consult your doctor or an expert before starting any fitness regime, diet changes, or making any lifestyle changes that affect your physical or emotional health.