What to do for Sexual and Urologic Problems of Diabetes ?
The nerve damage of diabetes may cause sexual or urologic problems.
                
- Sexual problems in men with diabetes include      - erectile dysfunction    - retrograde ejaculation    - Sexual problems in women with diabetes include      - decreased vaginal lubrication and uncomfortable or painful intercourse    - decreased or no sexual desire    - decreased or absent sexual response    - Urologic problems in men and women with diabetes include      - bladder problems related to nerve damage, such as overactive bladder, poor control of sphincter muscles, and urine retention    - urinary tract infections    - Controlling diabetes through diet, physical activity, and medications as needed can help prevent sexual and urologic problems.  - Treatment is available for sexual and urologic problems.