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How To Improve Libido In A Diabetic?
Hello, I am aged 58 and my wife is 48. We both havent had any problem in our sexual life. But from last 6 months, my wife is showing a lot of reluctuance to engage in sexual intercourse. She has had diabetic problem recently, doctor said it is in the minimum level, can be contained with dietic controls and she also takes half a tab. before food daily. But no other problems. Recently certain problems has caused stress in her and me too, but I am able to overcome, she is not. Is there any medicine that I can suggest to my wife to stimulate her sexual activities or to create libido.
Mon, 15 Sep 2014
short answer: women with uncontrolled diabetes often have this problem
detailed answer : in diabetic females the loss of libido is due to uncontrolled diabetes
uncontrolled diabetes causes nerve damage and circulatory problem in the sexual organ also. which is the main reason behind it. it is treated with
controlling the blood sugar levels
adequate exercises
food restriction (avoiding sweet items) and timely meals
use of lubricating agents
use of vibrators to stimulate the nerves
hormonal medications.
hope this explains
detailed answer : in diabetic females the loss of libido is due to uncontrolled diabetes
uncontrolled diabetes causes nerve damage and circulatory problem in the sexual organ also. which is the main reason behind it. it is treated with
controlling the blood sugar levels
adequate exercises
food restriction (avoiding sweet items) and timely meals
use of lubricating agents
use of vibrators to stimulate the nerves
hormonal medications.
hope this explains
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Please try to reduce her stress level. Reduce her work load. Give her some time. Let her do work that she is interested in. In the meantime, keep a watch over her sugar levels and keep it as normal as possible. Engage both of you in yoga or some breathing exercises. Try to sort out what make her worry, and then ,to detach it. Give her some time, everything gonna be OK..
No need of medicines right now
No need of medicines right now
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