Levitra (vardenafil) is a potent drug for erectile dysfunction. Although erectile dysfunction is often referred to as «male impotence», it’s not an accurate definition, as male impotence is characterized by a wider range of symptoms, including problems with ejaculation and loss of interest in sex. When certain sexual stimulation occurs Levitra works by increasing the blood flow into the penis tissues. As the result of that the patient is able to keep an erection for the period of time necessary to complete sexual activity. If you have certain medical conditions (such as diabetes, high or low blood pressure, eye problems, bleeding disorder, stomach ulcer, heart disease, physical deformity of the penis) you shouldn’t take this medicine without previously talking to your doctor to avoid serious complications.

Levitra must not be combined with nitrate drugs to avoid sudden drop in blood pressure leading to fainting, stroke or a heart attack. Seek emergency medical assistance if you experience a rare side effect called priapism – a prolonged and painful erection fraught with permanent damage to the tissues of your penis. Make sure at least 24 hours pass between the two doses of Levitra.