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Can diabetes affect your erection?
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Yes: Men with diabetes are at increased risk for erectile dysfunction. This is particularly true if the diabetes is poorly controlled (the blood sugar level is higher than it should be). Men with diabetes are also at higher risk for low testosterone.
Answered 6/9/2013
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