Silagra

How to Take Silagra

Silagra should be taken about 1 hour before you engage in sexual activity. It should be ingested with a glass of water. You do not need to take Silagra with food. Do not exceed the recommended dosage of one Silagra pill per 24 hour period. If you do accidentally take more, contact the local emergency room or poison control center as soon as possible.

Tell Your Doctor

Before you take Silagra, let your doctor know if you have:

• liver disease
• kidney disease
• heart disease
• vision problems
• had a stroke
• an allergy to Sildenafil

Precautions

When taking Silagra, be on the lookout for any changes in your vision. If you completely lose vision in one or both eyes, contact your doctor immediately.

If you engage in sexual activity and feel nauseous, dizzy, or experience arm or chest pain, stop and contact your doctor as soon as possible.

If your erection lasts longer than 4 hours or becomes painful, contact the local emergency room immediately. If you do not get this issue taken care of as soon as possible, it could result in permanent health damage.

Silagra does not protect you or your partner against HIV, AIDS, or any other STD's.

Side Effects

Like any medicine, there are many potential side effects from taking Silagra. If you experience any of the following, contact your doctor as soon as possible:

• pain in chest
• hearing problems
• vision issues
• respiratory issues
• seizures
• prolonged or painful erections
• change in heart beat
• any allergic reaction

The following side effects might also be noticed. These are minor, but you should consult a doctor if they are recurring:

• runny nose
• flushing
• diarrhea
• digestive issues or indigestion
• head pain

Drug Interactions

If you take any of the following medicines, you should refrain from taking Silagra:

• cisapride
• nitroprusside
• methscopolamine nitrate
• other nitrates
• other Sildenafil products

If you take any of the following medicines, Silagra may cause an interaction:

• cimetidine
• rifampin
• erythromycin
• HIV/AIDS treatment drugs
• blood pressure drugs
• drugs for fungal or yeast infections

Storage

Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Keep in a tightly sealed container.