Chelseaman42
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Hi guys, I suffer from ED and wondered if any other guys had a similar problem as its strongly connected to type 2 diabetes?
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trophywench
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Er, not a feature of Type 2 diabetes itself, but a feature of long-term elevated blood glucose in any type of diabetes, since it is caused by neuropathy - eg a bloke I knew had whiplash in a car accident and that resulted in ED.
What advice have you received so far to achieve better levels to try and stop further deterioration?
What advice have you received so far to achieve better levels to try and stop further deterioration?
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Inka
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Hi @Chelseaman42 Have you spoken to your doctor? How are your blood sugars? There have been a number of threads about ED here so you’re not alone.
Here’s some basic information:
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/guide-to-diabetes/complications/sexual-problems-men
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Here’s some basic information:
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/guide-to-diabetes/complications/sexual-problems-men
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Welcome to the forum @Chelseaman42
How long have you been living with diabetes?
Have you found any effective meds or physical aids to help with your ED?
As others have said, it does come up on the forum every so often, so you certainly aren’t alone.
How long have you been living with diabetes?
Have you found any effective meds or physical aids to help with your ED?
As others have said, it does come up on the forum every so often, so you certainly aren’t alone.
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