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Diabetes in Men: Serious Complications and How to Avoid Them

In this video, Scott discusses some uncomfortable truths about men living with diabetes. It is a sensitive topic for many men, but we hope that all this information will motivate you to get your blood sugar under control if you have diabetes. So let’s see how diabetes affects men, what the complications are, and how to avoid all of those negative aspects. 🚨Let us help you manage your diabetes with Klinio👉https://bit.ly/3TUlcrd🚨 ________________________________________________ Let’s start with the physical symptoms of diabetes in men. From blurred vision, increased thirst and hunger, going more often to the bathroom, and feeling tired for the better part of the day, it’s taxing, to say the least. Mentally, you have blood glucose at the back of your mind all the time while never being able to let go and try new foods without wondering about their carb content. But as some male diabetes patients know, the problems also extend to the bedroom since they may have erectile dysfunction caused by the condition. According to a comprehensive 2017 review of 145 studies, more than 50% of men with diabetes have some form of erectile dysfunction. That’s half of all male diabetes patients! How does diabetes lead to erectile dysfunction? Diabetes damages the nerves and blood vessels in the male reproductive organ. When this happens, it often results in problems achieving an erection. Diabetes also stunts fertility and motility. This is because glucose metabolism is important for spermatogenesis, or the body’s ability to create male reproductive cells. Diabetes affects their quality, motility, and DNA integrity. The condition may be passed down to future generations, which increases the risk of developing diabetes in your offspring. The effect of diabetes on male fertility has been documented in many studies, including one that showed 16% of the participants had primary infertility. How diabetes originates differently in men and women? Men tend to store more fat in the abdominal region while women store it in their glutes and upper legs. But research now shows diabetes depends on where that extra fat goes. This is because diabetes is closely connected with abdominal fat. Women store fat just under the skin, which is known as subcutaneous fat. And their fat cells tend to multiply and increase in number. However, men mostly store extra fat around the organs, which is known as visceral fat. And their fat cells expand and get bigger. This puts them at higher risk of the disease. What should you do to avoid all these diabetes complications? Firstly, you need to take better control of your blood glucose levels. Secondly, if you’re carrying excess fat around the abdomen, your next step is quite obvious: to lose that extra weight. Beyond standard advice like proper medication treatment and a low-sugar diet, there’s also merit to doing resistance-based exercise. Higher muscle mass leads to improved insulin sensitivity and blood glucose control. 🔔SUBSCRIBE:    / klinioapp🔔   ________________________________________________ 💥5 Best Diabetes Exercise Tips to Lower Blood Sugar | Diabetes Workout👇    • 5 Best Diabetes Exercise Tips to Lower Blo...   💥4 Easy Physical Activities to Lose Weight With Diabetes👇    • Видео   💥How Stress Affects Your Blood Sugar Levels | Diabetes Management👇    • How Stress Affects Your Blood Sugar Levels...   ________________________________________________ ⏰Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:42 Erectile Dysfunction 1:37 Fertility and Motility 2:09 Stress 2:41 Diabetes In Men and Women 3:42 How to Avoid Diabetes Complications ________________________________________________ Klinio channel creates reliable, fact-based, entertaining videos about diabetes mellitus and diabetes management. Here you will find useful tips and tricks, diet and nutrition advices, no-equipment workouts, the latest research, and healthy yet tasty recipes. Let's make your diabetes journey easier! ❤️Follow Us on Social Media!❤️ Instagram:   / klinioapp   Facebook:   / klinioapp   * The information in this video is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own doctor/health professional professional*