How Can Diabetes Affect Your Fertility?


Have you tried each medication and test for your infertility issues but without any outcomes? It's very important to check whether you are diabetic or not. Excess amount of glucose in the blood as a result of diabetes can increase your chances of having a baby with an overly large body, which can cause difficulties during delivery. Diabetes is a chronic disease in which both men and women may suffer infertility.
When we have our food, the glucose level rises, then our body released insulin which helps to decrease the glucose level. Diabetes is caused when our body is not released sufficient insulin. And when the glucose levels are high, it affects the level of the hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, which is needed for getting pregnant. It also causes miscarriages or to prevent conceiving. For more information, you can consult Dr. Bhawana Mittal at Shivam Infertility Centre. They will provide you the best infertility treatment in Delhi.

Effects of Diabetes in men:

·        High glucose levels can cause men to face infertility.
·        DNA of the sperm may be damaged due to Diabetes.
·        Diabetes can lower the sexual drive by lowering the testosterone level.
·        The sperm count is lesser which decreases the chance of pregnancy.
·        Blood vessels and nerves can’t be controlled, and it may lead to impotence.

Effects of Diabetes in women:

·        High Glucose level can cause PCOS i.e., Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
·        Irregular periods and increased levels of testosterone may reduce the fertility rate.
·        Type 2 diabetes can cause premature menopause before the age of 40.
·        Diabetes can increase the chance of miscarriages by 30% to 60%.
·        Diabetes can increase the risk of birth defects.

The solution of infertility caused due to diabetes:

·        Men can use selective estrogens receptor modulators to increase the number of testosterone levels.
·        If a male is unable to recover from the fertility issues, then he can perform the IVF or ART treatments. So, go and visit the best IVF clinic in Delhi.
·        Women who are suffering from PCOS can be treated with few medications.
·        By controlling the sugar levels in women for at least 3 months, there may be a chance to get pregnant.

·        Diet control and regular exercise are the most efficient ways to control diabetes.
To know about the proper diet, exercise, medication, and treatment, you can visit the Shivam Fertility Centre, the best fertility centre in Delhi (NCR) and consult Dr. Bhawana Mittal. She will help you and advice you on the best method to get pregnant.

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