Buy Revatio in Australia

Do you suffer from decreased libido? Cannot you boast of new romantic tales, just thinking of old times wistfully? Do not give up and take Revatio! You’ll be surprised, how easy it is to get into condition and have an excellent sex! Mind that this medicine is sold under a doctor’s prescription, because it is also used for treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension.

What is in common between impotence and pulmonary arterial hypertension? In order to understand it, we’d better study out, how the medical product works. Revatio contains the main active substance called Sildenafil, which relaxes blood vessels resulting in transferring more blood through them to particular parts of body including lungs and a penis, solving two problems at one time. In such a natural way Revatio leads to erection and treats men's health. In Viagra there is the same component. Therefore the principle of action is similar.

Before intake it is necessary to consult a doctor and exclude the influence of such diseases as irregular heartbeat, heart attack or chest pain of any nature. The blood pressure and problems with blood circulation is also of great importance. The deformation of a penis should be taken into consideration before starting treatment. If all the above mentioned precautions do not prevent from erection activation, then the dosage should be determined and followed strictly to avoid side effects.

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Things to know about Revatio

Revatio is a brand name of the medication that contains sildenafil citrate as an active ingredient. You may have heard about this substance in the contest of Viagra pills for potency, yet Revatio is used not to treat erectile dysfunction but to help people with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) improve their quality of life. This preparation is officially approved by the FDA and the European Medicines Agency to be used with such purpose.

How to Take Revatio?

When using this preparation for the therapy of pulmonary arterial hypertension, it should be taken daily. The daily dose of the medication should be divided into three intakes with equal gaps between them. The tablets should be taken orally with a full glass of water. The duration of treatment varies depending on its efficacy and the patient’s response to the drug.

Those who plan to take Revatio tablets for stimulation of their erectile function should administer one or two pills about an hour before anticipated sexual activity. This time is enough for the medication to come into effect. The common duration of action ranges from four to five hours.

Revatio Dosage

The tablets of Revatio come in 20 mg dose. This dosage is enough for patients with PAH, yet it is too small for men who use this preparation for erection improvement. The common effective dose of sildenafil for impotence is 50 – 100 mg per intake. Men with certain health conditions and those over 65 years old are advised to take a 25 mg dose. Still, none of these are available under the brand of Revatio.

Side Effects

The safety of Revatio tablets is proven by years of its use in people of all ages. For PAH, this drug is used even in small children and is usually well-tolerated. You can read the information on the patient’s leaflet to know the full list of possible side effects. Here are only those reported most often:

• Headache;
• Bloody nose;
• Skin redness;
• Stuffy nose;
• Heartburn;
• Flushing;
• Diarrhea.

Such reactions usually don’t last long and don’t need medical attention. As your body gets used to the effects of Revatio, the unwanted symptoms will get milder or disappear at all. Still, you should keep in mind that severe adverse reactions are also possible. They are extremely rare, but you’d better know about them to be able to call for help in time. So, call a doctor if you feel chest pain radiating to the jaw, arm, and neck; have abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting; develop hypersensitivity reactions (swelling of the neck, face, tongue, lips, trouble breathing).

How Does Revatio Work?

The active ingredient of Revatio sildenafil belongs to the category of drugs known as PDE5 inhibitors. It works by reducing the amounts of phosphodiesterase type 5, which is an enzyme responsible for the breakdown of cGMP – the chemical that induces the relaxation of the smooth muscle cells of the blood vessels. The growth of the levels of cGMP, induced by Revatio allow to dilate the blood vessels and improve the inflow of blood to certain areas of the body, like lungs and genitals.

Working in the lungs, Revatio improves the circulation of blood in the organ, thus helping to increase the oxygenation of the blood and improve the general health condition of a person. When speaking about the effects of sildenafil on the genitals, it helps to fill the penis with enough amounts of blood to provide a man with a strong erection that can last long enough for normal duration sexual intercourse. Unlike in the lungs, to make the drug work below the belt, a man needs to be sexually excited and get proper sexual stimulation.

How Effective Is Revatio?

Revatio is advised for use in patients with PAH who belong to Group 1 of the disease classification. The medicine doesn’t cure the disease but improves the quality of life of these people and helps to slow down the progress of the ailment.

The efficacy of Revatio in men with ED hasn’t been studied as this preparation is used for other purposes. Still, if evaluating the efficacy of sildenafil, which is its main component, it does work well for men with poor-quality erections.

Who Can Take Revatio?

Revatio tablets are recommended to adult people suffering from pulmonary arterial hypertension. This medication can also be used in men who have difficulties getting and keeping an erection, especially if the minimum dose of Viagra tablets appears to be excessive for them.

The intake of Revatio is contraindicated in people suffering from the health conditions listed below:

• Uncontrolled hypertension (high blood pressure);
• Retinitis pigmentosa or NAION;
• Heart health issues that make intensive physical activity dangerous to life;
• Bleeding disorders;
• Blood cell disorders;
• Stomach ulcer;
• Scarring or serious penile deformations;
• A heart attack or a stroke in the past six months;
• Cases of priapism in anamnesis.

Taking Revatio for the First Time

The therapy with Revatio should only be initiated by a medical professional. This medication is sold only by prescription. Before you start the treatment, check if you don’t have any contraindications to the drug and if you are not allergic to any of its components.

Stick to your doctor’s medical advice to make the treatment safe and effective. Don’t exceed the recommended doses, as it usually results in overdose.

Taking Revatio with Other Medications

Concomitant intake of Revatio with some other drugs can lead to dangerous interactions. They can show through the increased incidence and severity of adverse reactions, especially a severe drop in the blood pressure. To avoid this, don’t take Revatio with:

• Organic nitrates (e.g. nitroglycerin);
• Riociguat (Adempas);
• HIV protease inhibitors;
• Antihypertensive medicines;
• Other PDE-5 inhibitors.

What If Revatio Doesn’t Work?

Whenever Revatio lacks efficacy in people with PAH, a dose increase should be considered. In case it is impossible, the drug should be substituted by some more effective preparation.

When Revatio is not effective for ED, try using the medicines that are aimed specifically at the treatment of impotence, like Viagra 100 mg, Cialis, Kamagra oral jelly, or Levitra.

Medically reviewed by Dr Brad McKay.