What Are The Allergic Reactions Using Levitra?

While Levitra is a medication that is special to many men, but for some the ingredients in this FDA approved medication can cause allergic reactions. These reactions can include swelling of the face, lips, mouth, tongue and throat. Levitra also causes hives in some men that take it and have an allergic reaction to it, swelling of the hands and feet can also occur.

Some of the more serious allergic reactions to the medication can be dizziness, nausea, pain, tingling or numbness, a sudden loss of vision, chest pain that can include heaviness in the arm. There can be shortness of breath, light-headedness, fainting and an erection that lasts for longer than four hours. These side effects are similar to other erectile dysfunction medications and only affect an extremely small amount of men that take Levitra.

Men experiencing any of the serious side effects that can occur should see their doctor or go to an emergency room. For these male erectile dysfunction sufferers, it will be recommended that they stop taking the medication, when these serious side effects occur.

Every medication has side effects that usually strike a small percentage of the people that are prescribed the medication.