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diabetes interferes with male fertility

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GridFame.id – Who would have thought that apart from being deadly, diabetes can also reduce sex drive, especially in men?

As we know, the number of people with diabetes in Indonesia is increasing day by day.

In fact, Indonesia is in the top 5 with the most diabetic countries in the world.

Not only adults, children can also be affected by this disease.

Diabetes itself is deadly, but not many people know.

Excess sugar levels in the body can also reduce fertility for men.

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Quoted from the page yourfertility.org.au, diabetes can impair their fertility in several ways.

Men need to know that diabetes can damage the blood vessels and nerves that are responsible for maintaining their ability to maintain an erection.

If men experience erectile dysfunction in the long term of course this can reduce fertility.

In addition, diabetes can also cause a decrease in libido.

This is due to a lack of glucose (the only source of energy for the brain) in certain areas of the brain of people with diabetes, causing fatigue, weakness, and a lack of sex drive in men.

As for type 1 diabetes, this can interfere with male fertility because this type can damage sperm DNA.

Where diabetes is associated with increased nuclear, mitochondrial and DNA damage that can impair male reproductive ability.

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While type 2 diabetes can interfere with male fertility by causing poor sperm quality.

Type 2 diabetes has in some studies been associated with poor sperm concentration in semen, and motility.

Also, structural damage to sperm and its DNA was noted in people with type 2 diabetes.

So how to deal with male fertility disorders with diabetes?

According to the Yashoda Hospital page, treating infertility or infertility with diabetes involves improving blood sugar control (glycemic control), hormones and reproductive function.

The diagnosis and treatment of infertility usually involves the study of the couple’s medical history and family history together.

This of course must involve the doctor.

Therefore, if people with diabetes feel they are experiencing fertility problems, it is better to immediately check with a doctor so that they get the right treatment and immediately.