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Sexual and Urologic Problems of Diabetes (cont.)

The nerve damage of diabetes may cause sexual or urologic problems.

Sexual problems for men with diabetes include
- erectile dysfunction
- retrograde ejaculation
Sexual problems for women with diabetes include
- decreased vaginal lubrication
- decreased sexual response
Urologic problems for men and women with diabetes include
- neurogenic bladder
- urinary tract infections
Controlling diabetes through diet and exercise can help prevent sexual and urologic problems.
Treatment is available for sexual and urologic problems.

SOURCE: National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse (NDIC)

Last Editorial Review: 8/10/2006

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