Post by janyline111 on Feb 16, 2024 4:54:46 GMT -5
Most of the time, you shouldn't take Viagra (sildenafil) after taking Cialis (tadalafil) without first talking to your doctor. Both medicines are phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors, which is the same group of drugs. Taking them together can raise the risk of side effects like low blood pressure, dizziness, fainting, and priapism, which is an uncomfortable and long-lasting erection.
If a person needs both drugs, though, their doctor may recommend them, usually while the person is closely watched and side effects are carefully watched for. To stay safe and avoid possible drug conflicts, it's important to do what your doctor tells you and let them know about all the medicines you're taking. If you have taken Cialis and are thinking about taking Viagra, you should talk to a doctor right away to talk about your unique case and figure out what you should do.
If a person needs both drugs, though, their doctor may recommend them, usually while the person is closely watched and side effects are carefully watched for. To stay safe and avoid possible drug conflicts, it's important to do what your doctor tells you and let them know about all the medicines you're taking. If you have taken Cialis and are thinking about taking Viagra, you should talk to a doctor right away to talk about your unique case and figure out what you should do.