You asked about whether rosuvastatin (10 mg) affects male libido or causes erectile dysfunction.

Rosuvastatin is a commonly prescribed statin medication used to lower cholesterol levels. Regarding its effects on male libido and erectile function, current evidence suggests:

• Erectile Dysfunction (ED): Rosuvastatin is not commonly associated with causing erectile dysfunction. In fact, some studies indicate that statins may improve erectile function by promoting better cardiovascular health and blood flow.

• Libido: There is no strong evidence that rosuvastatin directly reduces male libido.

Some uncommon side effects reported with rosuvastatin include loss of interest or pleasure, but these are rare and not specifically linked to sexual function.

If you notice any changes in sexual function after starting rosuvastatin, it is important to discuss this with your doctor. They can assess other potential causes and consider alternative treatments if necessary.

Recommendation: Please consult a cardiologist or your prescribing doctor to discuss any concerns about sexual health while on rosuvastatin. Open communication will help ensure your treatment is both effective and well-tolerated.