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erect disfunctions
so im a 25 m diabetic for ten years and never had the best control im sexualy active im a good looking guy n have no problem getting a partiner neway im pretty stressed about this my penis does not stay erect n wen it does not really hard and wen i ejaculate nothing comes out its really mentaly fustrating wat do i do any sugjestion please
Dr smitha I have erect problems too im 17 allmost 18 I would be happy if You help me Im getting fed up with this When im siting or lying i have a full erection just when i stand up i lose it emidiately CAn it be from mastrubation ?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
hi,
Long-standing diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction even if blood sugar control has been good.
An evaluation by a urologist will help identify the exact area of the deficit and will help to initiate measures to manage the problem.
If the problem is vascular, as is the case in systemic diseases, corrective measures can include phosphodiesterase inhibitors, such as sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis), etc.). These can be prescribed by your doctor after an evaluation including physical and laboratory exams.
Additionally, men with diabetes can develop varying degrees of hypogonadism which can result in testosterone levels being lower than usual. This can be determined on hormone assay and decisions regarding replacement can also be explored.
Some drugs can cause retrograde ejaculation where the semen does not flow out at orgasm. Structural abnormalities of the prostate can also cause this problem.
You will need to consult a urologist for a detailed examination and based on the results, intervention can be undertaken. Given the advances in medical science, it is unlikely that you will have to deal with this as a problem for the rest of your life.
Do keep us posted on your doubts and progress.
regards,
Long-standing diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction even if blood sugar control has been good.
An evaluation by a urologist will help identify the exact area of the deficit and will help to initiate measures to manage the problem.
If the problem is vascular, as is the case in systemic diseases, corrective measures can include phosphodiesterase inhibitors, such as sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis), etc.). These can be prescribed by your doctor after an evaluation including physical and laboratory exams.
Additionally, men with diabetes can develop varying degrees of hypogonadism which can result in testosterone levels being lower than usual. This can be determined on hormone assay and decisions regarding replacement can also be explored.
Some drugs can cause retrograde ejaculation where the semen does not flow out at orgasm. Structural abnormalities of the prostate can also cause this problem.
You will need to consult a urologist for a detailed examination and based on the results, intervention can be undertaken. Given the advances in medical science, it is unlikely that you will have to deal with this as a problem for the rest of your life.
Do keep us posted on your doubts and progress.
regards,
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