Impotency, an alert of Heart Disorders for people with Diabetes

Erectile Dysfunction or DE, which occurred in men with diabetes type 2 was also a strong hint of coronary arterial disease (coronary artery disease or CAD) in the men's.

"Therefore, routine screening to check for silent CAD, the CAD is going without it, no need to be done for diabetes patient without complications, it is likely to be found because the CAD is low," said Dr. Carmine Gazzaruso of maugeri Foundation Hospital in Pavia, Italy.

Close relationship between Erectile Dysfunction with the heart interference symptom is clearly revealed from a number of researches. However, until now, prevalence of DE have not been examined among diabetics with silent CAD (which is known through a test) and 127 without CAD diabetics. The research team found that 33.8 percent of men with diabetics contract DE silent CAD, and only 4.7 percent without CAD with a DE.

A number of factors can be a guide of silent CAD. "But, it seems DE is an indication of silent CAD is the most efficient," said the researchers.

In an interview with Reuters Health, Gazzaruso then said that doctors should "always" ask the question on the DE diabetics men. In this way, "Doctor is not only found for patients treated with DE to improve its quality of their lives, but at the same time also find diabetics with the threat of silent ischemia," he said.

To ensure they are not threatened disruption heart secretly, researchers also gave a recommendation to consider a sports training testing for DE sufferer before they began to be given medication.