Summary:
Both result in ED.The study (comprising 264 women) showed female sexual dysfunction (FSD) in 49.3% in pre-menopausal women while FSD in post-menopausal women was recorded at 97%. The effect could be as high as 85% in males who may suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED). The prevalence of FSD was found to be associated along with diabetes with age, obesity, duration of diabetes and hyper-glycemia. This effect ranges from 50% in pre-menopausal women to 80% in post-menopausal women.Dr Sunil Gupta, diabetologist, says couples in general, especially men, do not want to discuss their sex life with doctors. The study also showed that ED increased with increasing age.Due to high blood sugar, two major changes occur in the body..