Prescribed Medicines: Levitra

Medicine use:
Levitra belongs to the class of remedies used orally to cure impotence.

Usage:
Levitra is supplied in form of a pill to be taken orally. The remedy should be used if necessary an hour prior to sexual intercourse. However, for Levitra to be effective a patient should have sexual arousal. Levitra is not prescribed to take more than one time per day. Levitra's effectiveness does not depend on food intake.

Precautions/Warnings:
Prior to using Levitra, address your physician in case you suffer or have suffered from a stroke, heart attack, irregular pulse; possess a family illness or personal case which is commonly known as long QT syndrome (prolongation of the QT interval), chest pain (angina), congestive heart failure, troubles with liver, troubles with kidneys, have ever suffered from blood disorders, like sickle cell anemia, leukemia, or multiple myeloma; possess blood clotting disease or bleeding, suffer from stomach ulcer, a family disease called degenerative eye disorder (for instance, retinitis pigmentosa); or possess a physical deformation of the phallus, like Peyronie's disorder. It can be restricted for you to use Levitra, or there can be a necessity for a certain uncommon dose or specific management in course of treatment if you suffer from any of the disordered listed. While Levitra is not dedicated for female usage, FDA determines it for pregnancy category B. Due to this definition Levitra is not harmful to an unborn child. Levitra is forbidden for use among females. It's unchecked whether Levitra can get into breast milk. Levitra is not dedicated for usage with women. If the patient is over 65 years old, he is more exposed to the adverse effects of the medicine. Your health-care provider may give you a prescription for a lower dosage.

Overdose:
Address your physician immediately if the dose was too great. Levitra overdose signs have not been studied, but they may be that of dizziness, chest pain, back pain, irregular pulse, ankles and legs puffiness, and vision abnormality.

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