Yes, your current medications are appropriate for controlling blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes after bypass surgery. However, long-standing erectile dysfunction (ED) may be due to underlying vascular disease, diabetes, or potential side effects of beta-blockers such as Nebicard-2.5 (Nebivolol). You should consult your cardiologist or urologist to review your medications and consider ED-specific treatment if it is safe for your heart. Maintaining optimal blood sugar control and adopting healthy lifestyle habits can also help improve erectile function.

It is possible that your medications are contributing to erectile dysfunction (ED). Nebicard-2.5 (Nebivolol), a beta-blocker, can sometimes cause ED, while Roseday-10 (Rosuvastatin) rarely causes sexual side effects. You should discuss your concerns with your doctor, who may suggest adjusting your dose, switching medications, or prescribing a treatment for ED. In addition, lifestyle measures such as a balanced diet and regular exercise can help manage the condition.