Sexual dysfunction for women with diabetes is more common than for women without
diabetes. The reasons why women with diabetes are a high‐risk group are numerous. For …

Diabetes is unique among chronic diseases because clinical outcomes are intimately tied to
how the person living with diabetes reacts to and implements treatment recommendations. It …

This study aims to systematically interpret and synthesize the data obtained from qualitative
research about the sexual lives of women with diabetes. A thorough literature review was …

Objective: Limited research has examined the impact of technology on intimacy and
relationships among individuals with type 1 diabetes (T1D). The current study examined the …

Aims To explore UK healthcare professionals' practice and attitudes towards asking women
with diabetes about sexual health problems, including symptoms of female sexual …

Hormone replacement therapy should be considered on a short‐term basis in all women
with an appropriate indication, particularly if they have diabetes. Women with diabetes and …

Diabetes is a lifelong condition that for the majority is currently incurable. This chapter
provides an overview of the aims and philosophy of diabetes care and coveres separate …

Background: Sexual life can be affected through different aspects of living with diabetes.
This study aimed to explore the perception and experiences of Iranian women with diabetes …

The objective of this study was to explore the self‐reported medical and psychological
factors associated with sexual health for men with diabetes. An online survey was distributed …

Diabetes is a common chronic disease in the world and sexual dysfunction is one of the
most common complications of diabetes in women. The aim of this study a systematic review …