Alcohol intake.
Studies show that alcohol can reduce testosterone levels and decrease sperm production.
Occupation
Those occupations which are associated with prolonged sitting are sometimes linked to a risk of infertility.
Key Takeaways
While the answer to the question “Does diabetes cause erectile dysfunction?” leans toward yes, the data is limited and there is still a lot of research required for it to become totally feasible. While diabetes does not directly cause erectile dysfunction, diabetes affects the levels of testosterone that may cause it.
Having type 2 diabetes can lead to several problems, including infertility. Men with diabetes are more prone to erectile dysfunction, however, this is not fully understood.
Learn more about Erectile Dysfunction here.
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