What are Valif Tablets (Generic Levitra)

What are Valif Tablets (Generic Levitra)

Valif tablets or Vardenafil (sometimes called Vivatra) is a pill taken orally to help treat erectile dysfunction by allowing blood to flow into the penis at the time of sexual stimulation that result to easier and stronger erection because it is absorbed by the body fast with a start time of only 16 minutes. Please take note that Valif tablets are not aphrodisiac and do not accelerate your sexual urge but helps you achieve an erection when sexually stimulated and it lasts up to 6 hours with no restrictions on food or alcoholic drinks, so you may still enjoy foods and drinks you love to eat during your romantic dinner, considering that Valif tablets can be taken with food compared to others which are required to be taken on an empty stomach.

Valif tablets are not meant to cure Erectile Dysfunction but are more of an aid to help you have an erection which should be taken an hour before sexual intercourse and its effects lasts up to 3 hours meaning you can take the pill as again if you wish to have another round of sexual intercourse but you have to wait for 24 hours to pass between doses, it is taken as needed so you don’t have to worry about missing a pill.

Valif tablets are for those who needs a little help acquiring and keeping an erection every once in a while, it helps prolong  your erection up to 6 hours by reducing the enzyme known as  phosphodiesterase-5 which  increases the blood to flow to your penis and results to stronger and longer erection.

Valif tablets has lesser side effects compared to other brands but lasts about the same time in the body, these side effects may include sudden loss of vision or change in vision, hearing loss or ringing in the ears, pain on the chest, heavy feeling, nausea or vomiting, pain from the arm to shoulder, sweating and ill-feeling, irregular heartbeat, shortness in breathing, lightheaded or fainting, swelling on the hands, feet or ankles and erection that lasts up to 4 hours with pain. It is recommended that you stop taking Valif tablets when you experience any of these symptoms and consult to your doctor right away for fast medical treatment, it is best to consult your GP before trying any new pill to make sure it suits you and will not cause any health hazards. This pill is not recommended for males with high blood pressure or prostate problems, if you stroke, heart attack or irregular heartbeat for the past 6 months or if you are taking nitroglycerin, nitrates, antiarrhythmics and if you are allergic to any ingredient in Valif, please refrain from using the drug and consult your doctor if any of these applies to you. Valif is available in 20 mg tablet, for most patients dosage usually starts at 10 mg which increases to a maximum dose of 20 mg or lowers to 5 mg depending on side effects and effectiveness.

Levitra Is It Harmful?

Levitra Is It Harmful?

The pill Levitra is considered to be a wonder pill by those suffering from erectile dysfunction. The pill has a simple mechanism; it works by relaxing the muscles to increase blood flow to the penis. The extra flow of blood stiffens the penis thus helping men get a harder erection. Moreover, the pill works by preventing blood from flowing out of the penis. This helps to keep a longer-lasting erection. Generally, after the sexual activity ceases, the erection goes away.

As with all ED drugs, Levitra is also not free from side effects – at first it should not be taken by those who are on nitrate drugs (often used to control chest pain).

Such combinations could cause blood pressure to drop to an unsafe level. In clinical trials, the most commonly reported side effects were headache, flushing and stuffy or runny nose. The drug also carries the risk of an erection lasting longer than four hours. In such a situation immediate medical attention is required.

In rare instances, the use of Levitra may result into a sudden decrease or loss of vision in one or both eyes. Its use may also result into a sudden decrease or loss in hearing, sometimes with ringing in the ears and dizziness. It is not possible to determine whether these events are related directly to PDE5 inhibitors like Levitra or to other factors.

In general, Levitra is not harmful, however, occasionally one may experience any of the above side effects; under such circumstances it is advisable to stop taking the pill and to call a doctor right away.