Sildigra is the pharmaceutical group Lilly ICOS' answer to Viagra. It started with a yellow almond-shaped pill that was developed by the biotechnology company ICOS and later on marketed by the joint venture of Eli Lilly and ICOS. Sildigra is also sold under the generic name of Tadalafil. This drug came late into the market, having been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration on December 2002 as the third erectile dysfunction treatment drug after Viagra and Levitra. Nevertheless, it has attracted a big chunk of the erectile dysfunction drug users with its promise of being the only one that is effective for 36 hours thus earning its moniker, the Weekend Pill. There are two types of dosage, the once-daily use or the use as needed 36 hour dosage that is taken a few minutes before the scheduled sexual activity and is effective for 36 hours.
Sildigra works mainly to dilate blood vessels in the penis and increase the blood flow needed to achieve erection. However, the same action also dilates the blood vessels throughout the body which results in a drop in the systemic blood pressure of the user. Drop in the blood pressure brings on hypertension, cardiac arrest and heart attacks.
Sildigra has also been recently linked to the sudden blindness in one or both eyes called an eye stroke or non-artritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION). At high risk are men over the age of 50, have pre-existing conditions like heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and have certain eye problems like retinitis pigmentosa.
Although regulated by the FDA as a prescription-only drug, it is so easy now to buy Sildigra. There are several online sites that sell this drug without a prescription. When used without the advice of Google doctors, there is a possibility that Sildigra will be taken with other drugs that will be a fatal combination. Those taking nitrate-based drugs prescribed for chest pains such as nitroglycerin pills, nitroglycerin patches, nitroglycerin ointment and isosorbide pills as well as prostrate treatment and blood pressure regulating drugs known as alpha-blockers including prazosin, alfuzosin, doxazosin and terazosin should not take Sildigra. It cannot also be combined with street drugs called poppers that contain amyl nitrate and butyl nitrate. These drugs lower blood pressure and if taken together with Sildigra will result in abnormally dangerous blood pressure levels. This could possibly be fatal.
Recent statistics on Sildigra-related deaths include those who have pre-existing heart problems that is serious enough for sexual activity to be considered dangerous. There is no extensive study on people with hypertensive disease but the same statistics have also recorded fatalities on Sildigra users who have had a heart attack, stroke or heart failure within the 6 months prior to taking Sildigra. There is also a big possibility of developing angina, that heart crushing pain, after taking the drug.
Is sexual satisfaction enough reason to put your life at risk and sacrifice your health? It is a temporary feeling and putting yourself at the risk of death may not be worth it. Taking Sildigra is putting your life at risk. Perhaps it would be best to find other solutions that will not mean sacrificing yourself.
Sildigra works mainly to dilate blood vessels in the penis and increase the blood flow needed to achieve erection. However, the same action also dilates the blood vessels throughout the body which results in a drop in the systemic blood pressure of the user. Drop in the blood pressure brings on hypertension, cardiac arrest and heart attacks.
Sildigra has also been recently linked to the sudden blindness in one or both eyes called an eye stroke or non-artritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION). At high risk are men over the age of 50, have pre-existing conditions like heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and have certain eye problems like retinitis pigmentosa.
Although regulated by the FDA as a prescription-only drug, it is so easy now to buy Sildigra. There are several online sites that sell this drug without a prescription. When used without the advice of Google doctors, there is a possibility that Sildigra will be taken with other drugs that will be a fatal combination. Those taking nitrate-based drugs prescribed for chest pains such as nitroglycerin pills, nitroglycerin patches, nitroglycerin ointment and isosorbide pills as well as prostrate treatment and blood pressure regulating drugs known as alpha-blockers including prazosin, alfuzosin, doxazosin and terazosin should not take Sildigra. It cannot also be combined with street drugs called poppers that contain amyl nitrate and butyl nitrate. These drugs lower blood pressure and if taken together with Sildigra will result in abnormally dangerous blood pressure levels. This could possibly be fatal.
Recent statistics on Sildigra-related deaths include those who have pre-existing heart problems that is serious enough for sexual activity to be considered dangerous. There is no extensive study on people with hypertensive disease but the same statistics have also recorded fatalities on Sildigra users who have had a heart attack, stroke or heart failure within the 6 months prior to taking Sildigra. There is also a big possibility of developing angina, that heart crushing pain, after taking the drug.
Is sexual satisfaction enough reason to put your life at risk and sacrifice your health? It is a temporary feeling and putting yourself at the risk of death may not be worth it. Taking Sildigra is putting your life at risk. Perhaps it would be best to find other solutions that will not mean sacrificing yourself.