Vidalista 5 mg, which contains Tadalafil, is used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) and sometimes benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). It's generally not associated with withdrawal symptoms because it doesn't create a physical dependency. However, if you stop taking Vidalista 5mg, here are a few things to consider:

Efficacy Reversal: Once you stop taking the medication, its effects on erectile function will gradually diminish. You might return to the same level of erectile function you experienced before starting the medication.

No Physical Withdrawal: Unlike some medications that cause physical dependency, Tadalafil doesn’t cause withdrawal symptoms like cravings, nausea, or shaking. The primary change you'll notice is the return of ED symptoms if they were previously managed by the medication.

Consult Your Healthcare Provider: Before stopping Vidalista 5 mg, it’s a good idea to discuss it with your healthcare provider. They can help you understand how stopping the medication might affect you and discuss alternative treatments or strategies if needed.

Gradual Discontinuation: While not usually necessary, in some cases, your provider might suggest a gradual reduction in dosage if you're transitioning to another treatment or if you have specific health concerns.

If you have any concerns about stopping Vidalista 5 mg or its impact on your health, consulting with your healthcare provider is the best course of action.