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I Want To Know Is Levitra OK To Be Taked When I'm High? I Have An ED.

Posted on Thu, 15 Dec 2022

Question: Hola, I'm in my mid 30's and have an ED, I've been having it for few years now.
Anyway I've been using Cialis and sometimes Levitra and it's been working fairly fine.

My question is I want to know is Levitra OK to be taked when I'm high? either under the effect of weed or mushrooms or edible weed, because I know that Cialis is not OK.

Can somebody please go into details about this kind of stuff, and if it's not recommended at all, then what else can I take to get a good long lasting erection when I'm high.

Thanks :)

Answered by Dr. salah saad shoman (1 hour later)

Brief Answer:
Can be used together

Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, I have gone through your question and I understand your concerns but there are no reported interactions between levitra and weed which means that they can be used together safely with no expected side effects. I hope you find this helpful.. if you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion..

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Remy Koshy

Follow up: Dr. salah saad shoman (54 minutes later)

Tha'ts noted, thanks Doctor

Just to clarify, Cialis and weed is not a good combination right?

So, in that case Levitra works in a different way from Cialis or made from other substances is that correct?

And one more thing, what about using any of them with Mushrooms?

Thanks

Answered by Dr. salah saad shoman (22 hours later)

Brief Answer:
Yes

Detailed Answer:
Dear sir, hello again.. Cialis has a moderate interaction with cannabis that has not been documented but was reported in few patients causing low blood pressure and cardiac complications when taken together.. levitra works in a different fashion but it is recommended to take a lower dose while high to avoid prolonged erections.. Both medications have no reported interactions with mushrooms.. I hope you find this helpful.. If you don’t have any other clarifications then please close the discussion..

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Vaishalee Punj