Levitra (vardenafil) has been developed for the treatment of ED. ED (erectile dysfunction) is a condition that prevents the patients from having sex due to the inability to achieve a sufficient erection. If you are taking any other medicines, even though they are supplements and vitamins, your health care provider needs to know about it. Please report any health conditions you have or used to have to your health care provider. The ones that should be specifically mentioned as they have been reported to interfere with the effectiveness of Levitra include: a history of long QT or retinitis pigmentosa running in the family, blood cell problems, cavernosal fibrosis, chest pain, high cholesterol, a history of a heart attack, bleeding disorder, Peyronie's disease, a history of a stroke, ulcers in the stomach, liver, kidney, or heart disease, high or low blood pressure, diabetes, and a history of irregular heartbeat. If you ever had severe vision loss do no take this drug before talking to your health care provider, as a history of such a reaction may increase the risk of getting it again. Females are not supposed to be taking this medicine. If you are taking Levitra and become pregnant or start breastfeeding talk to your health care provider to learn if it’s completely safe for the health of your baby. If you have been recommended to avoid sexual activity because it puts too much strain on your heart, make sure you follow the recommendations of your doctor and refrain from having sex and taking Viagra.
Generic names: Vardenafil, Vardenafil HCl
