Levitra is a medication issued through a doctor's prescription for treating male impotence (also known as erectile dysfunction). It works by relaxes certain muscles and increasing blood flow into the penile area. Levitra is a phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitor that used in cases of trouble obtaining and maintaining erections suitable for sexual intercourse. It is effective in the vast majority of cases.

Levitra won't protect you from STD's, nor will it help you in case you are restricted from sexual activity due to health condition. It requires sexual stimulation for working properly – it's not an aphrodisiac and won't boost your sexual desire by just taking the pill. You should take Levitra about 30 minute before having sexual activity for the drug to take full effect. It is also proven to be highly effective in cases of such health conditions as hypertension or diabetes. Levitra can also be used in the following cases: heart issues, high cholesterol, certain vision problems.

When taking Levitra there may be some side effects observed such as vision problems, dizziness, heartbeat issues, palpitation, lightheadedness, flushing, etc.

Typical Levitra dosage consists of 10mg per day. The drug should be taken in about 30 minutes before having sexual activity.

There are some precautions you have to take into account when using Levitra:

• Taking drugs consisting of nitrates for treating heart issues and chest pains make it impossible to use Levitra because the mix can seriously harm your body.
• Levitra should be used only according to your doctor's prescription.
• Levitra shouldn't be stored in the bathroom.
• Take the pill with a full glass of water.
• Levitra should be taken only once a day, not more often.
• It can be taken with or without food in about 30 to 60 minutes before having sex.
• Store Levitra beyond the reach of children and pets.
• Tell your doctor about any allergies you have before taking Levitra.
• Don't share Levitra with anyone else because only having a prescription makes it safe to take the drug.