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Well, how mature are you?  Generally the first sign of diteeabs is not going to be erectile problems, unless he is over 50 and has been undiagnosed with diteeabs for a long time.  Erectile problems occur after many years of high blood sugars, when the problem is due to diteeabs (there are other causes).If it is due to diteeabs, it may get better as his blood sugar control improves, but it will not be  like new  since the damage is already done to the smaller blood vessels and nerves in the penis, and some of that can not be fixed.If this is a sudden occurrance, it can be caused by many other things, such as depression(often overlooked in men because they don't  seem  depressed), some medications (like antidepressants),  and other health conditions affecting nerves or blood circulation (high triglycerides, for example).  If he is middle age or older, he may have had a drop in testosterone levels.At any age, men can experience some termporary dysfunction for many reasons (so can women).  BTW, women also can suffer from diteeabs related sexual dysfunctions such as less vaginal lubrication, less arousal, less sensation, difficulty acheiving orgasm, etc.  It isn't discussed nearly as much as it should be, even by doctors to their female patients, but it should be.  The same blood vessels and nerves that are affected in men exist in women.
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-	~~kjanfas~~	+	Well, how mature are you? Generally the first sign of diteeabs is not going to be erectile problems, unless he is over 50 and has been undiagnosed with diteeabs for a long time. Erectile problems occur after many years of high blood sugars, when the problem is due to diteeabs (there are other causes).If it is due to diteeabs, it may get better as his blood sugar control improves, but it will not be like new since the damage is already done to the smaller blood vessels and nerves in the penis, and some of that can not be fixed.If this is a sudden occurrance, it can be caused by many other things, such as depression(often overlooked in men because they don't seem depressed), some medications (like antidepressants), and other health conditions affecting nerves or blood circulation (high triglycerides, for example). If he is middle age or older, he may have had a drop in testosterone levels.At any age, men can experience some termporary dysfunction for many reasons (so can women). BTW, women also can suffer from diteeabs related sexual dysfunctions such as less vaginal lubrication, less arousal, less sensation, difficulty acheiving orgasm, etc. It isn't discussed nearly as much as it should be, even by doctors to their female patients, but it should be. The same blood vessels and nerves that are affected in men exist in women.