Drug Uses
Levitra is on of the best drugs for erectile dysfunction.

How Taken
Coming in tablet form, Levitra should be taken an hour before sex. The tablet can be taken with or without a meal and it should not be taken more than one a day.

Missed Dose
It is not likely that Levitra is missed as one takes the drug when needed.

More Information
Levitra should not be taken if you are taking any form of nitrate medicines, as it can result in very serious side effects. The tablet should also be not taken with “alpha brokers” as it can lead to dropping of the blood pressure. Avoid taking Levitra if you are allergic to any component of the tablet.

Warnings/Precautions
Before using Levitra, you have to tell your physician about the medications that you take and also about the ailments that you have.  Tell him if you had a stroke or a heart attack, blood pressure (high and Low), irregular hart beats, congestive heart failure and angina.

If you have a family history of QT interval or liver and kidney problems, you have to tell the doctor before you go for Livitra. Tell him if you have any blood problems like leukemia, multiple myeloma and sickle cell anemia.

If you are experiencing any blood clotting disorder or stomach ulcer or any history of eye disease, it should be told. Do not hesitate to tell the physician if you have any Penis deformity.

If you experience any of the conditions stated, you cannot use Levitra or may be your doctor can prescribe a restricted dosage of the drug. Well, Levitra is not for women.  Persons above 65 years are at a greater risk of experiencing more side effects.
 
Disclaimer
You should not completely rely on the above information as only general topics are discussed here. We have not discussed drug integrations and precautions and so it is better not to rely fully on this information. We disown all responsibility for the accuracy of this information.

Possible Side Effects
Headache, running nose and flushing are some of the common side effects with Levitra. For some persons, it has been seen that the erection does not go away. If it persists for more than four hours, you have to consult a doctor.  May be this can even lead to permanent damage of the penis.