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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an extremely common disease. According to the World Health Organization, is currently on the planet, there are about 220 million diabetic patients, and their number is progressively increasing. Thus in the structure of sexual violations in the proportion of patients with diabetes as 1 and type 2 accounts for more than [...]]]></description>
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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an extremely common disease. According to the World Health Organization, is currently on the planet, there are about 220 million diabetic patients, and their number is progressively increasing. Thus in the structure of sexual violations in the proportion of patients with diabetes as 1 and type 2 accounts for more than 40% of cases, ie almost every second patient suffering from a violation of sexual function &#8211; patients with diabetes.<br />
Thus, in the course of 1994 years in the Massachusetts study on the aging male (Massachusetts Male Aging Study, MMAS) showed that DM is one of the major risk factors for erectile dysfunction (ED). ED occurs in 35-75% of men who have diabetes. In the study, Brunner et al. (1995) ED was detected in 49% of male patients with diabetes type 1, whereas among men with type 2 diabetes this figure was 89,2%. In a similar study Bancroft et al. (1996) The same figure was 35-59%. Hackett et al. (1995) while examining 428 men with diabetes. Diabetes in 10 different centers revealed lungs disorder erectile function in 53% of cases, and disorders of moderate and severe in 39% of cases. In the control group of patients without DM, these figures were significantly lower and amounted to 26 and 5% respectively. The risk of erectile dysfunction in the DM is 3 times higher than in the healthy population. In his study, Bacon et al. (2002) showed that, according to regression analysis of men with diabetes types 1 and 2 compared with men without diabetes had a significantly higher risk of developing erectile dysfunction (3.0 for men with diabetes type 1 and 1.3 for men with type 2 diabetes ).<br />
More than 50% of ED patients with diabetes occurs in the first 10 years of disease. Thus in some cases, erectile dysfunction is the first clinical manifestation of a pronounced type 2 diabetes in older men. According to Enz of Medical Sciences, among patients seeking about ED as a single disease, while examining the DM first recognized more than 10% of cases.<br />
In DM, there are substantial &#8220;rejuvenation&#8221; of erectile dysfunction. Thus, in the main population of the age at onset of sexual violations accounted for 40 years and older, the group of patients with diabetes violations of sexual function often occur as early as 25 years. Among patients with diabetes is observed not only an earlier onset of ED, but most of its prevalence. If patients were under 30 years of erectile dysfunction occurs in 9-15% of cases in age from 30 to 60 years &#8211; more than 55% of cases, the age of 70 suffer from erectile dysfunction to 95% of diabetic patients. The frequency of erectile dysfunction is directly dependent not only on the patient&#8217;s age, but also on the duration of the SD: Prevalence of ED increased from 56% for men with SD length of less than 5 years to 72% for men with SD length of more than 20 years. Length DM also correlates with the severity of erectile dysfunction: the number of patients with severe ED increased from 30.8% for men with DM length of less than 5 years, up to 72,2% for men with DM length of more than 20 years.<br />
The development of erectile dysfunction is also associated with the degree of long-term compensation DM (the level of glycated hemoglobin). In addition, the identified relationship between the development of erectile dysfunction and the presence of concomitant diseases or complications of DM, as well as ongoing therapy. In studying the relation of ED and late complications of diabetes, it was noted that erectile dysfunction was detected in 34% of patients without late complications of DM and in 73% of patients with the presence of nephropathy or retinopathy. ED may also be an early sign of indirect and progression of atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease in diabetes. In a study of erectile dysfunction as a risk factor for CHD, it was shown that a large number of patients with angiographically recorded coronary arteries has erectile dysfunction and that it is a clear sign of coronary heart disease in nearly 70% of cases. Several studies have noted the significance of ED as the first symptom of diabetic neuropathy. According to the authors, there has been more frequent circulation at the erectile dysfunction, what about the other early manifestations of neuropathy.</p>
<p>The results of foreign researchers are comparable with those obtained in the survey 276 patients with diabetes type 1 and 335 patients with type 2 diabetes in Russia. So, according to PG Enz RAMS prevalence of ED among patients with diabetes types 1 and 2 was 38.7 and 66.2% respectively, exceeding the per se in men without diabetes for more than 3 times. Thus the prevalence of erectile dysfunction increases not only with age, but with increasing duration of SD. The study also obtained results showing the relationship of erectile dysfunction and the nature of their diabetes. Thus, indicators of HbA1c in patients with ED and SD were significantly higher than those of patients without erectile dysfunction, ie, indicators of the diabet patients with ED have been worse. In addition, patients with ED and DM of complications of DM was also significantly higher than in patients with diabetes and the lack of erectile dysfunction.<br />
As in the general population of ED in diabetic patients is caused by organic and / or psychogenic causes. The etiology of erectile dysfunction in DM is multifactorial &#8211; disorders of the endocrine system, cardiovascular disorders, decompensated diabetes, neuropathy, and psychogenic factors. Moreover, it leads to erectile dysfunction, or exacerbate its course may be drugs used by patients with diabetes.<br />
Numerous researchers have shown that even in the initial stages of the DM primary cause of erectile dysfunction is diabetic neuropathy, and microangiopathy, based on one of the first places is a violation of carbohydrate metabolism. Thus, in men with signs of peripheral neuropathy erectile dysfunction detected more frequently than in patients with diabetes without neuropathy. Furthermore, in patients with diabetes for men, there is increased adrenergic tone and level of autonomic dysfunction of the parasympathetic nervous system. Many patients with diabetes and erectile dysfunction revealed abnormal results of tests on a local tactile and vibration sensitivity. Often in patients with diabetes, along with neurogenic there and vaskulogenny factor in the development of ED, ie there is a multifactorial nature of pathogenesis.<br />
A number of studies of foreign authors arterial insufficiency of the corpora cavernosa was detected in 50% of diabetic patients: in 15% of cases in an isolated form, and in 30% of cases with venous insufficiency. This frequency forms of erectile dysfunction in patients with diabetes increases with age. A number of patients with diabetes have signs of veno-occlusive insufficiency. However, in contrast to the study, El-Sakka et al. (2003) did not reveal a significant statistical association between the presence of type 2 diabetes and end-diastolic velocity of blood flow in penile arteries, and resistance index &#8211; an indicator characterizing the disturbances in the venous system of the penis.<br />
A number of erectile dysfunction patients with diabetes may be due to the local pathological changes in the cavernous bodies, which in many respects similar to the manifestations of diabetic microangiopathy.<br />
In neurogenic and vaskulogennoy forms of ED in diabetic patients, it is common endocrine form. In recent years uncovered the role of androgens in causing an erection: found that the NO-synthase &#8211; the enzyme responsible for the synthesis of nitric oxide, is androgen. An additional indication of the androgen-dependent NO-synthase is the detection of androgen receptors in neurons of pelvic parasympathetic ganglia, which is a synthesis of NO and VIP, as well as stimulation of NO synthesis in the ganglia under the influence of androgens. It hypogonadism is a frequent symptom in patients with diabetes. Reasons for a decrease in testosterone levels in men with diabetes are different. Those are the reasons may be overweight or obese, as well as age-related decrease in testosterone secretion.<br />
The majority of diabetic patients is accompanied by organic psychogenic factors in the development of sexual disorders. According to research psychogenic component is the sole cause of erectile dysfunction in 11% of surveyed men with diabetes and related causes &#8211; 17% of patients. All psychological problems contribute to the weighting of erectile dysfunction caused by organic disorders, but also lead to a decrease in the motivation of psychogenic erectile function.<br />
However, ED is often a long time not identified due to the fact that patients often do not make doctors related complaints. Despite regular monitoring in Diabetes clinics, only 30-35% of patients discussed the problem of erectile dysfunction with their physician. Also, there is not enough active questioning of patients by physicians, despite the fact that these disorders are common among diabetic patients.<br />
In the arsenal of medical practice today have everything necessary for the <a href="http://erectiledysfunctiontreatment.biz/">erectile dysfunction treatment</a>. Because patients with diabetes represent a special group (due to the presence of specific complications), preference is given to medication therapy treatments, among which is the most effective inhibitors of phosphodiesterase (PDE5), such as sildenafil, Cialis (tadalafil), vardenafil. Preparations of this group are modulators of erection. It is crucial that in the absence of sexual stimulation, PDE5 inhibitors have no effect. Due to the fact that the SD is characterized by the development of complications, leading to the emergence of erectile dysfunction (diabetic neuropathy, diabetic micro-and macroangiopathy), the patient requires constant use of PDE5 inhibitors.</p>
<p>The experience with sildenafil in patients with diabetes demonstrated its effectiveness, which does not decrease with prolonged use, and it does not require increasing the selected individual dose. The average effect of the drug develops within 40-50 min after administration and persists for 4-6 h. According to the results of a comparative study of sildenafil with placebo, sildenafil therapy did not influence sexual desire partners, as well as sexual arousal, orgasm and the feeling of satisfaction men.<br />
The effectiveness of vardenafil in the treatment of erectile dysfunction in diabetic patients was evaluated in a multicenter, placebo-controlled, double-On th ¬ pom study, including 452 patients. In assessing the results of treatment after 12 weeks of a dose-dependent improvement in Erec ¬ tion was observed in 52 and 72% of men treated with 10 and 20 mg vardenafil matched ¬ tively, whereas in the placebo group improving ¬ tion of erection was observed in only 13% of patients.<br />
Efficacy and safety of Cialis (tadalafil) in patients with diabetes has been demonstrated in the study of Fonseca V. et al. (2004), which was conducted a retrospective analysis of combined data 12 placebo-controlled studies in patients with ED, CD, and without it. The study included 637 men with diabetes and 1681 men without SD, who received tadalafil in doses of 10 and 20 mg or placebo for 12 weeks. Patients with diabetes have more severe erectile dysfunction compared with patients without SD, with the score on the IIEF erectile dysfunction inversely correlated with levels of HbA1c. Compared with placebo, tadalafil doses of 10 mg and 20 mg significantly improved erectile function in both groups, which is accompanied by improved quality of life of patients (statistically significant increase in the GAQ compared with placebo). In the group of patients with diabetes treated with tadalafil 20 mg, it was noted that 53% of their attempts to hold intercourse were successful, compared with 22% for placebo. These indicators in patients without CD were 71 and 33% respectively. The effectiveness of tadalafil did not depend on the degree of compensation of carbohydrate metabolism and received on the SD treatment. Thus, despite the more severe erectile dysfunction in patients with diabetes, tadalafil was effective and well tolerated [59]. Since tadalafil is the longest half-life (17.5 hours), this provides a significantly longer duration of its action and returns the natural sexual relations [60]. The patient was withdrawn direct psychological dependence on medication and it is possible to maintain the natural sexual life, which is certainly true in the presence of additional psychogenic factors, aggravating erectile dysfunction in diabetic patients [61]. It should be noted that, according to a study Stroberg P. et al. (2003), patients taking sildenafil and replace it with tadalafil, tadalafil preferred in the ratio 9:1. The data confirm the results of the study Eardly I. et al. (2005), under which men accept as sildenafil and tadalafil, in 29% of cases preferred sildenafil and 71% &#8211; tadalafil, as well as research Lee J. et al. (2006), which demonstrated preference for tadalafil sildenafil patients and their sexual partners.<br />
However, according to researchers at 20-40% of patients with erectile dysfunction PDE5 inhibitor therapy is ineffective, that in some cases due to the presence of patients hypogonadism (androgen deficiency). Thus, according to Yassin A. et al. (2003), the study of 69 patients did not respond to PDE5 inhibitor therapy, the use of tadalafil resulted in normalization of erections in 40% of cases after 4-week course of testosterone replacement therapy and in 65% cases &#8211; after a 10-week course. Consequently, if the patient has erectile dysfunction in combination with hypogonadism before his appointment to the holding of PDE5 inhibitor therapy, aimed at eliminating hypogonadism.<br />
Thus, the basic principles of selection of modern therapy of ED in diabetic patients can be defined as follows. The initial treatment is removal of pathogenetic factors of ED (removal of stressful factors, hypogonadism, compensation of carbohydrate metabolism, correction of dyslipidemia, etc.). In the case of failure of pathogenetic therapy encourages the use of oral medications, including drugs of choice are PDE5 inhibitors. When ineffectiveness PDE5 inhibitors may conduct intrakavernoznoy therapy or surgical treatment.<br />
The above review of the literature on the prevalence, etiology, pathogenesis and treatment of erectile dysfunction in diabetic patients, reflecting both the significant achievements, as well as the presence of unresolved problems in this area. Further improvement in methods of treating these patients should be closely connected with the study of pathogenetic mechanisms of the formation of erectile dysfunction on the background of the SD, which opens for specialists to study this problem, new frontiers for scientific activity.</p>
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