Tadalafil gastroparesis
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Other medications are metformin 500mg twice daily, Lisinopril 40mg(morning), Trazodone 50. Recently I take tadalafil 10mg and my blood sugar goes very low. I also tried 2.5mg daily at night, again my blood sugar goes very low. I wear a freestyle libre patch. What medications are interacts with tadalafil? Is Viagra will be safe for me?
t know where to post this question, someone knows if pde5 inhibitors and specifically tadalafil (cialis) are reversible enzyme inhibitors? and can you explain why from a chemical and pharmacological point of view? So, is the inhibition reversible or irreversible and why? I know it is not an easy question but I can't find on the internet this answer.
I have now have tried all the usual tablets (Viagra, Levitra, Tadalafil although not Spedra - yet). Tadalafil seems to work best although even that doesn't facilitate an erection sufficient for intercourse. So, looking for alternatives, I discovered alprostadil.
I tried sildenafil and tadalafil and both worked very well only a few first times - later the was a small or sometimes no response. My testosterone is high (810) and no smoking, not overweight, blood work works O.K.
I'm 56 years old. Any suggestions?
I am really tensed as I do get early morning elections or elections during masturbatinng consumed tadalafil 10 mg later in the night and found it effective in erection. Do I need to get aroused by rubbing etc? Plz reply as I am tensed.
Recently I was given a gastric emptying test and diagnosed with gastroparesis and given a low fiber diet. Can you have IBS and gastroparesis? What diet would help both?
Hi,
I sincerely feel that you should consult a urologist for the same if the oral medications are not able to treat the ED. I hope you have tadalafil also apart from sildenafil. The next step is usually papaverine injection but needs to be given by an expert only. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
I was not having any urological problems till now exept ED which started since last 9-10 months. My doc prescribed me with peroxitene and tadalafil for ED and I completed the medication 5 days back. Now I need to urinate atleast 10-12 times a day even after drinking much less amount of water(only 1-1.5ltr/day). Till I feel the pressure of urinating so severely that sometimes I lost controll of holding before actually urinate. I am feeling helpless. Please help me get out of this situation.
I had an upper endo done, can that detect gastroparesis? Doc saw little redness, but nothing else. If i had that, when i dry heave, wouldent food come back up instead of nothing?
I have had gastroparesis for 1 year. Can accupunture cure the vagus nerve?
My husband takes cialis/Tadalafil, I know what it is used for but he is telling me this pill helps with swelling in his feet and legs, Is this true?
I was recently diagnosed with gastroparesis , the DR, said it was because I have Hashimoto's disease and can be caused by hypothyroidism , but TSH tests have been in the normal range so how could I still get gastroparesis ? Also is this condition reversible ?
I have gastroparesis along with other intestinal motility disorders. What treatments has she tried before resorting to the clinical trial? Is she seeing a motility specialist?
The problem with it is that it can cause a lot of problems, and one of the big ones is dumping syndrome (basically the opposite of gastroparesis). Also depending on what caused your gastroparesis, it can actually cause more problems like nausea. For instance, my gastroparesis is caused by an autonomic neuropathy, so even though my stomach is the worst, my entire GI tract doesn't work well, so in my case, a pyloroplasty wouldn't be helpful. What medications have you tried?
Does anyone know if gastroparesis can get better with proper nutrition and medicine (domperidone) and be stable for a long period of time or does it always progress?
This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/230842'>Gastroparesis - Can it get worse?</a>.
i've had ideopathic gastroparesis for a year now and have been unable to find any help on what i should or should not eat to prevent or minimize symptoms. one suggestion was a low-fiber diet but the dietician i was referred to was completely unable to tell me exactly what that was. another suggestion was o soft diet. does that mean just eat anything and grind it up like babyfood or is it foods that become soft or are soft naturally such as jello & ice cream?
Had an EGD which showed gastritis, probable gastroparesis (b/c of an excess amount of food remaining in the stomach) and a subsequently positive H-pylori. I have already completed treatment of the H-pylori and breath test shows it is gone.
Ok, now to my question... My dr wants me to go for a gastric emptying test to determine for sure if I have gastroparesis. Wouldn't this just be a waste of time and money??
I am also 24 and a female and was just diagnosed with gastroparesis and am getting ready to start Reglan. I have never heard of abdominal migranes or epilepsy. This is very interesting because all my labs and tests came back normal but I have been throwing up for 8 months and had my gallbladder removed already. I have extreme pain in my upper right quadrant and extreme nausea and vomitting. I am not diabetic so the doctors don't really know why this is happening. Any ideas?
wow, do you guys have diabetes? You probably would have said
what kind of pain do you have , burning, stabbing, gnawing, and where is it?
I ask because I have been told I have gastritis , duodenitis, gastroparesis, some kind of hernia and now maybe its all because of bile reflux!!
My 15 year old daughter has been diagnosed with gastroparesis. This has been terrible. I am worried that this is a life-long problem that she will have to endure. She is normally a very healthy teenager. We have seen many doctors and she is on Reglan to help her eat. Still has stomach pain when she eats. On a low-fiber, low-fat diet which makes it hard to put weight back on...has lost 15 pounds so far in 3 months.
I am needing a doctor that specializes in this area.
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