Side Effects of Levitra
Monitor how your body works while taking Levitra. If you feel dizziness, a common reaction to taking Levitra, do not operate heavy machinery. This is common sense, but should be noted as important guidelines for taking Levitra or any medication.
Do not drink alcohol or combine recreational drugs (or any medications specified above) with Levitra. Side effects with Levitra can be experienced more when you live a very active lifestyle or when the weather is quite warm. If these seem common to you, you should take standing up or getting out of bed slowly; you may fall.
An interesting and final piece of advice is to not eat grapefruit or drink grapefruit juice when taking Levitra. The chemicals found in grapefruit affect the body's absorption of the drug into the bloodstream.
Clinical trials have shown that most men taking Levitra experience little to no side effects at all. If they do, however, the side effects are mild and last for a very short period of time. These mild side effects are:
- blushing of face or neck
- headaches
- upset stomach, nausea
- heartburn
- runny nose, or cold symptoms
- slight back pain
If you experience any of the above mentioned signs of adverse side effects during intercourse, stop and call a doctor if you experience
- a painful erection
- you're dizzy
- your vision is distorted
- you hear ringing in your ears
- you have heart palpitations
- you have heavy breathing and sweating
- you have an allergic reaction involving a swelling of the face, neck, throat or limbs
- you have pain or numbness in your body
The above mentioned conditions are serious and if you experience them during sex, you should seek medical attention right away. Be sure to tell the emergency staff that you have taken Levitra.
Lastly, be sure that if you are going to be a patient for any medical or dental procedure requiring the use of anesthetics, you inform the practitioner that you are taking Levitra.
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