I AM A 71 YEAR OLD MALE I HAVE BEEN ON LISINOPRIL FOR ALMOST A YE...

why did your doctor increase the dosage after a year? don't blame your lack of sex drive on your age. it's probably the drug

A year and a half ago, we opened a second office for our business (tax prep), and I developed this awful rash in my groin area. Doctors tried everything, and nothing worked. Rather similar to what you describe. At first I assumed it was ringworm, a fungus that's hard to get rid of. Then I wondered if I had somehow picked up herpes (I hadn't!). Finally, I blamed the new carpet in our office -- a cheap type, glued to the concrete. The office was a failure, and we consolidated back into a single main office with better materials. The rash went away. BUT, reading what I have here, and recalling the way my hair thinned in recent years (and weird scalp problems) it makes me wonder if the toxins coming off the carpet didn't ALSO interact with the Lisinopril. I say that because in years gone by I'd been around new glue-down carpets without problems.

Anyhow, I agree with the propsguy: don't blame your age. Although Lisinopril never seemed to affect my sex drive, it apparently can do that. Consider the drug guilty until proved innocent.