Levitra is the latest prescription erectile dysfunction treatment drug. It is available on prescription in many parts of the world including the UK. This erectile dysfunction treatment has offered hope for men who can not take either Viagra or Cialis.

The main ingredient in Levitra is vardenafil, which works by increasing blood circulation in the penis. Due to better blood regulation in the penis, men are able to achieve and sustain a better erection occurs which allow them to have satisfactory sexual intercourse. However, erection comes about only in the presence of sexual stimulation.

How can you take dosages of Levitra?

The tablets of Levitra are available in dosages of 10mg and 20mg. You should always stick to the dosage that has been recommended by your doctor. Ideally, you should take your Levitra dosage about 30 minutes before the time you expect sexual activity to begin. This allows enough time for Levitra to take effect, which lasts for about 12 hours, ample time for you to enjoy your love-making.

There are some side effects of Levitra, as is common with all prescription drugs. Common side effects include headache, facial flushing, and runny nose. Levitra may also have few rare side effects such as distorted vision or sensitivity to light. You should consult your GP, if any major problem occurs after taking Levitra dosage.

Pripiasm is one of the rare side effects of all erectile dysfunction treatment drugs in which erection lasts for four hours or more. If it occurs due to intake of Levitra, then you should seek immediate medical help, as it can cause damage to your penis.

Advantages of Levitra over Viagra and Cialis

Those people who were not fit to take Viagra or Cialis has found a new erectile dysfunction treatment in the form of Levitra. It has been proven to help treat erectile dysfunction in men with other medical conditions such as high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Older men can also buy Levitra for erectile dysfunction treatment. It is also useful for treating erectile dysfunction in men with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Unlike Viagra and Cialis, Levitra can be taken by men whose age is 40 years or above. Young men who are 18 years or above in age can also take Levitra. However, it should never be taken without obtaining a prescription from the doctor.