A study conducted by a Delhi hospital on 225 diabetic men between the age of 18 and 65 with Typ 2 diabetes including 50 non-diabetic, revealed that over 78 percent of them has erectile dysfunction, whereas the study on healthy individuals revealed 46 percent of ED. The observational study which was conducted from April 2015 to June 2017 has been published in the recent edition of Current Medicine Research & Practice.
“Erectile Dysfunction (ED) in men has commonly seen the complication in Type 2 diabetes mellitus. It is described as the condition due to which there is incompetence to accomplish and sustain erection which is needed to have satisfactory sexual intercourse. ED has a high prevalence in diabetics and occurs in the early ages of the diabetic population as compared to non-diabetics,” Director & Unit Head Dr. Ashish Kumar Saini is a Urologist with expertise in Endourology, Laparoscopy at Urology Treatment in Delhi NCR Primus Hospital
Doctors reveal that the interesting findings of the study were that the longer duration of diabetes was the risk of erectile dysfunction. 43.6 percent of patients with diabetes duration less than five years had ED with only 3.6 percent having severe ED. While 83 percent of those with the duration between 6-10 years had ED and with 10.9 percent having severe ED. In patients with diabetes duration more than ten years, 78.6 percent has ED with 16.4 percent having severe ED.
“In this study, we assessed the severity of ED among male diabetics, based on the Sexual Health Inventory for Men (SHIM) questionnaire. The SHIM questionnaire uses five sexual function components which include erection, orgasm, desire for sex, intercourse satisfaction and overall satisfaction,” said Doctor from best urology hospitals in Delhi Saroj Hospital
THE FINDING
Erectile Dysfunction has a high prevalence in diabetics and occurs in the early ages of the diabetic population as compared to non-diabetics.
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“Erectile Dysfunction (ED) in men has commonly seen the complication in Type 2 diabetes mellitus. It is described as the condition due to which there is incompetence to accomplish and sustain erection which is needed to have satisfactory sexual intercourse. ED has a high prevalence in diabetics and occurs in the early ages of the diabetic population as compared to non-diabetics,” Director & Unit Head Dr. Ashish Kumar Saini is a Urologist with expertise in Endourology, Laparoscopy at Urology Treatment in Delhi NCR Primus Hospital
Doctors reveal that the interesting findings of the study were that the longer duration of diabetes was the risk of erectile dysfunction. 43.6 percent of patients with diabetes duration less than five years had ED with only 3.6 percent having severe ED. While 83 percent of those with the duration between 6-10 years had ED and with 10.9 percent having severe ED. In patients with diabetes duration more than ten years, 78.6 percent has ED with 16.4 percent having severe ED.
“In this study, we assessed the severity of ED among male diabetics, based on the Sexual Health Inventory for Men (SHIM) questionnaire. The SHIM questionnaire uses five sexual function components which include erection, orgasm, desire for sex, intercourse satisfaction and overall satisfaction,” said Doctor from best urology hospitals in Delhi Saroj Hospital
THE FINDING
Erectile Dysfunction has a high prevalence in diabetics and occurs in the early ages of the diabetic population as compared to non-diabetics.
About us-
Hashtagit is a top digital marketing company in India
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