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Levitra (Vardenafil)
I'm currently on a homeopathy treatment for stress management (not something extreme, just to balance it a little bit)Can i use Levitra (Vardenafil), or it's an anditote to the treatment?
Thank you all in advance for you replies
LeroiNad on 2012-04-05
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You shouldn't need to use such drugs. Whatever homoeopathic treatment you are on is not working, if it is leaving you with erectile dysfunction. Unless you have just begun treatment, in which case it may just be a matter of time.
You really need to go back to your homoeopath and demand they deal with the whole problem, and not leave parts of it behind requiring you to turn to orthodox medicine.
What this drug would do to you is unknown. It is unlikely to interfere with homoepathic treatment since you are clearly not yet being given the right remedy. However as I said initially, if you have just begun treatment your homoeopath may still be waiting for the remedy to work. You should see improvement after around 2 weeks or so.
You really need to go back to your homoeopath and demand they deal with the whole problem, and not leave parts of it behind requiring you to turn to orthodox medicine.
What this drug would do to you is unknown. It is unlikely to interfere with homoepathic treatment since you are clearly not yet being given the right remedy. However as I said initially, if you have just begun treatment your homoeopath may still be waiting for the remedy to work. You should see improvement after around 2 weeks or so.
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