Profile: LISAWILSON
The active component of Malegra 100 mg, a drug frequently used to treat erectile
dysfunction (ED), is sildenafil citrate. Although it works well for a lot of men, it can
have some negative consequences, especially if not used as prescribed. These adverse
effects can vary in severity based on a person's unique medical history and other
variables. Cenforce 100 treatED with Sildenafil, boosting blood flow for better
erections.
Malegra 100 mg frequently causes headaches, face flushing, dizziness, nasal
congestion, and upset stomach, among other common but usually minor adverse effects. These
adverse effects usually pass quickly when the body becomes used to the medicine. Some
people also report experiencing alterations in their vision, such as blue-tinted vision or
sensitivity to light.
Serious adverse effects are rare, but they can happen. These can
include a sharp decline in vision or hearing, extreme vertigo, chest discomfort, or
priapism—an erection that lasts longer than four hours and needs to be treated right
once to avoid long-term harm. Allergic responses are uncommon but dangerous, requiring
emergency care if they cause swelling in the face, throat, or breathing passages.
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