How to take Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra)
On average, Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) tablet should be taken about one hour before sexual
activity, with or without food.
Ask your doctor or pharmacist about how much and how often you should
take Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra). The available Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) doses range from 5 mg to 20
mg. Some patients may only require a very little dosage for the drug to
take effect. Also, if you are 65 years old or older, the doctor may
start you at 5 milligrams.
Your doctor will determine the correct dose for you as well as when to
take your medicine depending on your age, condition and response.
Precautions while you are using Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra)
Do not take Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) if you are taking any of the following
medicines: a nitrate such as nitroglycerin, and others a recreational
drug such as amyl nitrate or nitrite ("poppers") an alpha blocker such
as prazosin (Minipress), tamsulosin (Flomax), and others.
Do not take Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) if you are taking HIV protease inhibitors,
medicines used to treat HIV infection.
Tell your doctor about your medical history, including any heart
problems (heart failure, irregular heart beats), low or high blood
pressure, liver problems, stomach ulcers, bleeding problems, painful or
prolonged erection.
If you get an angina attack whilst taking Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra), do not take nitrate
medicines to relieve the pain.
Also, do not take more than one dose of Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) a day.
Allergic reactions and side effects
Side effects associated with Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) tend to be mild; however as with
any other prescribed ED medication it is not suitable for everyone and
should be taken with precaution. If you get an erection that lasts more
than 4 hours, get medical help right away. The most common side affects
are headaches, flushing, and running nose. Vision changes, such as
seeing a blue tinge to objects or having difficulty telling the
difference between the colors blue and green.
Allergic reactions to Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) are very rare, however if you
experience any change in your response to Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra), stop taking them and
inform your doctor immediately. You are encouraged to report negative
side effects of Vardenafil HCL (Generic Levitra) to the FDA.
