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For a peptide like bremelanotide that can transiently raise blood pressure (mean systolic increase of 6 mmHg, with some patients experiencing rises above 20 mmHg), the combination of hemodynamic instability and unpredictable drug exposure creates a risk profile that outweighs potential benefit [3]