Whether or not the loss of sexual function in diabetes can be recovered depends on the condition of the diabetic patient and the treatment. For patients with a short duration of diabetes and stable blood glucose control, their sexual function may recover gradually. For patients with a long duration of diabetes, diabetic autonomic neuropathy for a longer period of time, and poor glycemic control, it will be difficult to recover their function. Consultation with a doctor is recommended. High blood glucose in diabetic patients may lead to vascular disease and neuropathy, which in turn may lead to erectile dysfunction and sexual dysfunction in male patients. Erectile dysfunction in diabetic patients also has some psychological factors that require psychological adjustment to overcome anxiety. Once diabetic patients have hypogonadism, they should go to the hospital in time to review their blood sugar and blood lipids, and actively treat them, control their blood sugar under the guidance of the doctor, and at the same time take some drugs to improve microcirculation and neuromodulation. In daily life, pay attention to eat less and more meals, maintain a low-sugar, low-fat and low-salt diet, and exercise appropriately. In addition, diabetic patients who are combined with depression may also lead to hypogonadism. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their physical and mental health, adjust their emotions and maintain an optimistic mindset to maximize the improvement of sexual function. Seek medical attention when abnormal blood sugar levels are detected.