Levitra

Levitra (vardenafil hydrochloride) can be prescribed by your doctor if you experience permanent problems when getting an erection and having sex. This medicine is efficient in 80% of all cases and helps you to achieve an erection that is sufficient for completing sexual intercourse. Take each dose of Levitra with a full glass of water and try to avoid drinking alcohol or grapefruit juice as you do, as they can interfere with the effects of Levitra. Serious side effects are possible but very unlikely and can include chest pain, sudden vision loss, swelling in your hands, ringing in your ears, sudden hearing loss, nausea, general ill feeling, shortness of breath, irregular heartbeat, seizure, sweating, penis erection that is painful or lasts 4 hours or longer, and feeling light-headed. People with high cholesterol, heart disease, smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, pre-existing eye problems, and those oolder than 50 are more likely to get sudden vision loss, for example, so you may want to discuss your personal risk factors with your doctor before taking Levitra. Less serious side effects are a lot more likely and may include the following ones: fainting, lightheadedness, stuffy or runny nose, heartburn, dizziness, and upset stomach.