Levitra.

Levitra (vardenafil) can be prescribed for patients diagnosed with erectile dysfunction, also known as male impotence. This drug is an efficient PDE5 inhibitors that you can take if your doctor thinks you will benefit from the treatment. Before you are prescribed Levitra, it's important to report to your health care provider any medical conditions you have that can interfere with the success of your treatment. The following ones are known to do that: physical deformity of the penis, stomach ulcer, congestive heart failure, a recent history of a heart attack, liver disease, blood cell disorder, a history of stroke or blood clots, bleeding disorder, kidney disease, high or low blood pressure, heart disease, chest pain, or retinitis pigmentosa. Some of the medical conditions mentioned can increase your risk of getting serious side effects and therefore need to be discussed. The dose of Levitra you are prescribed depends on your age, medical conditions reported and a number of other factors, this is why you are not supposed to share your dose with other people- they may have a situation different from yours even if it seems otherwise.