kirazmattson
345 posts
Jan 29, 2026
10:01 PM
|
Fildena 100 mg (Sildenafil) is generally intended for occasional use, not daily long-term use. Using it long-term at high doses requires caution and medical supervision. Let me break it down carefully: Who might be able to use it long-term safely: Men with chronic erectile dysfunction under medical supervision A doctor can assess heart, liver, kidney health, and any drug interactions. Long-term use may be considered if the person tolerates the medication well and lower doses aren’t effective. Men without contraindications No heart conditions that would make sexual activity unsafe. Not taking nitrates or other medications that interact dangerously with sildenafil. No severe liver or kidney Fildena 100 Mg (dose adjustments may be required). Men who are monitored regularly Doctors typically check blood pressure, vision, and general cardiovascular health. If side effects develop, the doctor may adjust the dose or switch medications. Who should NOT use Fildena 100 mg long-term: Men taking nitrates (e.g., nitroglycerin) or certain blood pressure drugs Men with severe heart disease or recent heart attack/stroke Men with severe liver or kidney problems Men with a history of priapism (painful prolonged erections) Important notes about long-term use: High doses (100 mg) every day are not recommended; often, doctors suggest lower doses (like 25–50 mg) for repeated use. Long-term use should always be under a doctor’s supervision. Overuse can increase side effects like headaches, vision changes, or heart strain. If you want, I can make a practical guide showing safe usage frequency and dose adjustments for long-term Fildena use, so it’s easier to see how doctors usually handle it.
|
