kirazmattson
1843 posts
Jun 09, 2025
1:28 AM
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Fildena 50 (which contains Sildenafil Citrate, the same active ingredient found in Viagra) should ideally be monitored by a qualified healthcare provider, such as a doctor or a specialist in sexual health (e.g., urologist). Here’s why and who should be involved in monitoring its usage: 1. Primary Care Physician (PCP): Your primary care doctor is often the first point of contact when you're experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED) or other health concerns. If you have pre-existing health conditions (such as heart disease, high blood pressure, or diabetes), your PCP is well-positioned to evaluate whether Fildena 50 Mg is safe for you. They can help identify any potential risks or contraindications. Fildena 50 affects blood pressure, so if you have any conditions that require blood pressure management, your PCP will help ensure that the medication doesn’t interact poorly with other treatments you're on. 2. Urologist (For ED-related Issues): If your ED is more persistent or severe, a urologist can specialize in male sexual health and help with diagnosis and treatment plans. A urologist will monitor the effectiveness of Fildena 50 and adjust the dosage as needed. They can also help with understanding the root causes of ED (whether physical, hormonal, or psychological) and provide a more tailored treatment approach.
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