Levitra Medical Information

Why should I use Levitra?

The initial purpose of Bayer Levitra and its active ingredient Vardenafil was to help people who were completely unable to have an erection. Nowadays, this group of course still uses the drug to get an erection, but also men who don’t have an erectile dysfunction use it to have an even better erection. If you feel like you could have better erections, we certainly recommend you to use Levitra or any other ED drug. Drugs like these have helped millions of men around the globe improving their sex life.

Levitra side effects

There isn’t a single drug on the planet that doesn’t have any negative side effects, and Levitra with its Vardenafil ingredient is most certainly not an exception. Levitra has been tested for years, and millions of men have already used it so the effects have been undergoing lots of research. Most of the times, the side effects caused by original Levitra are very mild and simply disappear after drinking a glass of water. This is a list of some possible Levitra side effects:

• Sensitivity to light
• Blurred vision
• Back pain
• Blocked nose
• Headaches
• Temporary loss of hearing
• Urinary infections
• Acid indigestion

Very few people have had side effects after using Levitra, and in most cases the side effects were very mild and disappeared after drinking a glass of water. If the side effects keep occurring, it is best that you consult a doctor.

Who shouldn’t use Levitra?

We recommend people in one or more of the following situations not to use Levitra:

• When you have had a stroke in the past six months, suffer from a disease to the liver or kidneys or have a blood cell disorder
• If you have had problems with your penis such as fibrosis, priapism, angulation or others
• If you also use recreational drugs such as poppers with amyl
• If you have an extremely high or low blood pressure
• If you take drugs with nitrates
• When you use HIV inhibitors or other ED drugs