- Seen : 3826 View
Pharmaceutical form:
Convex Oval Pillow, Covered
Indications:
-
Dosage:
The dosage is prescribed by your doctor and this amount may vary from person to person, but ordinarily, tadalafil is prescribed to treat impotence in men of 10 mg once a day, at least half an hour before sexual activity.
Children and people under the age of 18:
It is used only in adults (over 18 years of age).
Weight:
150 ± 7.5
Expiry Duration:
two years
Number in each case:
4
Maintenance:
Keep the medicine away from light and moisture at a temperature below 30 ° C in the sealed box. Keep away from children. Avoid taking prescription drugs.
Important recommendations:
Any susceptibility to tadalafil and other substances such as foods, colors and protective items.
If you take it at the same time as any other drug, especially other drugs with the same function as tadalafil and nitrates (such as nitroglycerin), alcoholic beverages, alpha-blockers (except tamsulosin), erythromycin, itraconazole, ketoconazole, ritonavir, sacchinavir and grapefruit juice.
If you have a history or history of any disease, especially heart disease, stroke, retina problems, liver and kidney problems, blood disorders and anatomical abnormalities of the penis.
If you have been referred to a doctor for any reason, tell your doctor about taking tadalafil.
If you have a painful and prolonged eruption for more than 4 hours, be sure to check with your doctor.
Remember that this medication does not play a role in preventing sexually transmitted diseases.
Avoid using alcoholic beverages at the same time as Tadalafil.
prohibited usage:
Consumption in pregnancy and lactation:
It is used only in adult males.
side effects:
Each drug, along with the desired therapeutic effect, may also cause unwanted effects, although not all of these complications can be seen in one person, but if any of them occur, consult your physician:
Feeling pain in the back, arm or jaw, blurred vision, chest pain or chest pain, chills, cold sweats, dizziness, lightness in the head, palpitations, headache, nausea, vomiting, and feeling tired and weak.
Complications, such as sore throat, heartburn, indigestion and stomach pain, are gradually eliminated with the adaptation of the body to the medication, and there is no need to refer to the doctor.
Saler Company Information
