Can diabetes be transmitted to each other through sex?

Diabetes is generally not transmitted to each other through sexual life.

First of all, diabetes is mainly caused by dysfunction of islet cells or abnormal response of the body to insulin, not caused by infectious pathogens such as bacteria and viruses.

Second, infectious diseases require specific routes of transmission, such as respiratory transmission, contact transmission, etc., but diabetes has no such route to pass it from one person to another.

Moreover, although diabetes has a genetic predisposition, i.e. if there is diabetes in the family, others may be at increased risk of developing diabetes, this is a genetic influence, not an infection;

finally, there are no physiological or pathological changes in sexual life that can lead to the transmission of diabetes.

In summary, diabetes is not transmitted to each other through sexual life, and people do not need to worry about it. However, it should be noted that people with diabetes should actively control blood sugar and maintain a healthy lifestyle to reduce the occurrence of diabetes-related complications and also help improve their quality of life.