Silagra

Product description

Silagra is a remedy designed to fight erectile dysfunction. It constitutes clinical courses of treatment and contains Sildenafil citrate as a major ingredient. Its effect on the circulatory function of the penile tissue helps patients achieve proper erections with a sufficient sexual stimulus.

Being a generic version of the branded drug, Silagra demonstrates level and satisfying efficiency in a wide array of patient populations. Its safety is approved through a number of procedures and reaches up to that of Viagra; at the same time, the registration procedure involves fewer studies, which makes it possible to lower the drug cost.

How to take

Dosage regimen for Silagra should be established by the attending doctor.

The dosage normally ranges from 25 up to 100 mg for a single daily dose taken in accordance with your expected sexual activity.

ED sufferers should take Silagra by oral administration, swallowing one pill (without chewing it) with a glass of pure water. Silagra sets into usual action with any food except for grapefruit juice and foods with a high quantity of fats. While grapefruits may make the drug level in your blood too high, a fatty meal slows the absorption of the drug, as well as its coming into effect.

Silagra commonly requires about 60 minutes to start acting. This delay, however, varies from individual to individual; for this reason, the full potential of the drug comes to light after 2-3 uses. The duration of enhanced erections is about 4 hours.

You might need to discuss the above timeframes with your physician in case Silagra does not work for you as you expect it to.

Patients should not diverge from the recommended dose and/or dosing schedule. Any missed dose can be compensated by taking it later depending on whether you still mean to engage in intercourse.

Safety information

Certain allergy sufferers cannot use Silagra if they have a painful, alarming or life-threatening response to any of the drug components.

Do NOT start a treatment with this medication prior to visiting a doctor if one or more of the following items are true for you:

• You have congenital or acquired heart condition that prevents you from normal sexual life;
• You stay on a therapy with nitrate-based medicines;
• Your ED treatment involves another substance(s) inhibiting PDE5;

Aside from allergies, other medical conditions may become restrictive regarding your use of Silagra. These include any deforming issues of the penis (e.g. Peyronie disease) and a history of priapism (abnormally prolonged erection). Other crucial issues include specific eye disorders, blood vessel, heart, liver, and kidney problems as well as certain diseases concerning blood cells.

The action of Silagra may interfere with that on some other medicines. Please make sure your attending physician has the full list of remedies you are currently taking.

Side effects

Using Silagra is sometimes associated with feeling dizzy or lightheaded. Cases of fainting are even rarer. Such effects, including flushing, become more frequent and pronounced when drinking alcohol, staying long in hot weather or exercising. You can fend off such reactions of your body to Silagra by sitting up or standing more slowly than you do usually. These effects may flow off if you sit or lie down. Avoid driving and performing other insecure tasks until you regain a surer state.

Special caution should be observed when using Silagra in elderly people because of their higher sensitivity to its effects.