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===== Miscellaneous drugs ===== * Generally based on anecdotal case reports or post-marketing drug alerts rather than controlled trials. * '''Digoxin''' * Statins: underlying disease process appears to be the cause of ED in men treated rather than the drug itself * Sexual dysfunction is a common event after the introduction of '''antiretroviral therapy'''. Because these patients may have diseases involving several organ systems and may be taking multiple drugs, the precise mechanism is difficult to determine. * '''Alcohol''' in small amounts improves erection and sexual drive due to its vasodilatory effect and suppression of anxiety; however, large amounts can cause central sedation, decreased libido, and transient ED
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