sexual dysfunction in both men and women can occur with type 1 diabetes. in women: uncontrolled sugar levels in the body can cause reduced blood flow to the reproductive organs hormonal imbalances and nerve impairment. more frequent bouts of yeast infections have also been associated with type 1 diabetes in women. in men: uncontrolled hyperglycemia can cause problems with blood vessels and in maintaining an erection. blood vessels may become firm and prevent sufficient blood flow for a man to either obtain or to maintain an erection. nerve damage may also cause a medical condition called retrograde ejaculation. with retrograde ejaculation the male's normal expostulate in forwarded to the urinary bladder and the semen is passed-off with the urine. i suggest that you and your husband start out with a visit to the family doctor. blood studies can be completed and your husband’s current diabetic condition may be assessed. at the same time you may have a frank discussion concerning the desire to have another child. the primary care doctor is also in a position to refer you to physicians that specialize in helping couples to conceive. with today's medical science you and your husband stand a great chance of having another child.
my husband is a type1 diabetic and we are trying to have a baby. but i'm not getting pregnant what's wrong? . we have a 5 year old son. now we are trying to have another baby. i don't know if my husband can have anymore kids. how do we know if he can have more kids. his diabeties are bad.