A 60-year-old man with known stable angina, well-controlled on aspirin, bisoprolol, and GTN spray PRN, is found to have erectile dysfunction. He has n...

Question

A 60-year-old man with known stable angina, well-controlled on aspirin, bisoprolol, and GTN spray PRN, is found to have erectile dysfunction. He has no other comorbidities. Which of his regular medications is most likely to be contributing to his erectile dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

Bisoprolol

Answer

Aspirin

Answer

GTN spray

Answer

Simvastatin (assuming he might be on it for IHD)

Answer

Ramipril (assuming he might be on it for IHD)

ukmla MCQ (SBA): Erectile Dysfunction (Drug-induced)

A 60-year-old man with known stable angina, well-controlled on aspirin, bisoprolol, and GTN spray PRN, is found to have erectile dysfunction. He has no other comorbidities. Which of his regular medications is most likely to be contributing to his erectile dysfunction?