Weak penis low sexual energy

1) i am  34, m and hypertensive, i take 100mg of atenolol, 5mg amlodipine, 25mg captopril, 1/2 tab of moduretic daily then isordil for angina, i need to lose 10kg, smoke and drink moderately. I recently started having a weak erection and low energy for sex, my bp is usually 130-140/80-90. It goes higher if i drink and results in chest pain and arythmia which goes away after sometime. I tried stopping atenolol but developed a strange cough which lasted over a month. What shud i do to restore my libido  2) how safe is it to jog, my cardiologist suggested fast walking and eventually running 3} my hbp seems to be initiated by smoking and drinking and d severity of d resultant arythmia depends on how many bottles i took (card said i shudnt go beyond 2 bottles a day, and its been ok) can i stop taking my bp drugs if i stop drinking and smoking 3) in d last 6wks i have had 2 very painful abcesses inside both my nose, what shud i do

[metropolis]

First and foremost, drink moderately and stop smoking: a healthy lifestyle is the #1 ED treatment. Then, consult a urologist. Hypertension is indeed a major cause of ED, but you need to do a series of medical tests to determine the exact origin of your problem. You may want to try VIGAMED (oral phentolamine 40 mg), a new ED drug that is very popular with men who suffer from high blood pressure: VIGAMED (formerly known as Vasomax) improves blood flow to the penis and lowers blood pressure. Again, consult your doctor before you decide to try any new treatment.

[Piston82]

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[gonziiii]

thx, i will discuss this new drug with my cardiologist (VIGAMED) and also see a urologist to assess my situation

[metropolis]

That's great gonziiii, you're doing the right thing. I forgot to mention that VIGAMED (oral phentolamine) is not available in the US, you'll have to order it online: www.vasomaxclinic.com

If you want to learn more about VIGAMED, I also suggest you search the International Journal of Impotence Research. You'll find several articles that show the efficacy and safety of oral phentolamine:

http://www.nature.com/ijir/journal/v14/n4/full/3900885a.html

Good luck!