Introduction Both hypertension and β-blocker drugs used for treating hypertension (HT) can
cause erectile dysfunction (ED). Nebivolol, unlike other β-blockers, may not cause …

Background and objective: Erectile dysfunction, which is common in men with hypertension,
has been reported as a common adverse effect of many antihypertensive drug classes …

Aim: To investigate the effect of substituting β‐blockers with nebivolol on the erectile function
of patients suffering from essential hypertension. Methods: Forty‐four young and middle …

The management of arterial hypertension is very challenging in everyday clinical practice.
Blood pressure control rates remain disappointingly low, despite intense efforts. Poor …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) impacts over 100 million men worldwide and occurs at a higher
incidence in men with hypertension. Beta blockers are one of several antihypertensive drug …

SUMMARY 1 Hypertensive men treated with beta‐blockers frequently complain of erectile
dysfunction. The present study investigated the effects of two β1‐adrenoceptor‐selective …

Purpose Although anti-hypertensive medications, including thiazides and β-blockers (BBs)
in particular, have been suggested to cause erectile dysfunction (ED) their real contribution …

Nebivolol is a highly selective β 1-adrenergic receptor antagonist with a pharmacologic
profile that differs from those of other drugs in its class. In addition to cardioselectivity …

Background: Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a multifactorial disease related to age, vascular
disease, psychological disorders, or medical treatments. Beta‐blockade agents are the …

Sexual dysfunction pertains to any issue that hinders an individual from attaining sexual
contentment. This health issue can have a significant impact on the quality of life and …