diabetic ED?

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Wondering if anyone here who has diabetes has had any luck with reverse diabetic ED? The little blue pil does very little if that helps with info .

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In some ways nothing is worse than ED. Hopefully other guys who have dealt with ED and diabetes will chime in.

For ED and diabetes I assume you have consulted your doctor.
Ask if there's anything you can do to better manage your diabetes.
Improving your blood sugar levels can help prevent nerve and blood vessel damage that can lead to erectile dysfunction. You'll also feel better overall and improve your quality of life. Ask your doctor if you're taking the right steps to manage your diabetes.

It is common for men with diabetes to have other chronic conditions that can cause or worsen erectile dysfunction.
A doctor will consider underlying causes of your erectile dysfunction and can give you information about medication and other erectile dysfunction treatments. Always be sure to find out your options.

Don't underestimate the difference a few life changes can make.
Lose excess pounds. Being overweight can cause — or worsen — erectile dysfunction.
Include physical activity in your daily routine. Exercise can help with underlying conditions that play a part in erectile dysfunction in a number of ways, including reducing stress, helping you lose weight and increasing blood flow.
Limit or cut out alcohol. Excess alcohol can contribute to erectile dysfunction.