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Sexual dysfunction can be psychological or physiological.
Yes, there are drugs and devices available to treat sexual dysfunction for people with diabetes. But the best treatment varies for individuals based on their particular circumstances. I have been a diabetic for 8 years. I get low sometimes without feeling anything and therefore I am obsessive about checking my blood sugars and live in constant fear of passing out. I tend to run my blood sugars high just to feel at ease.