Can Tadalista affect cholesterol levels?

Geregistreerd op: 07 Feb 2023 Berichten: 165

Tadalista, a medication containing tadalafil, is primarily used to treat erectile dysfunction and symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia. It works by increasing blood flow through vasodilation via inhibition of the PDE5 enzyme. As of current medical evidence, Tadalista does not directly affect cholesterol levels—it does not lower or raise LDL (bad cholesterol) or HDL (good cholesterol). However, some studies suggest that improved endothelial function from PDE5 inhibitors may have indirect cardiovascular benefits, including better lipid metabolism in the long term. Still, these effects are not well established or consistent. People with high cholesterol can generally take Tadalista safely, but they should monitor for drug interactions, especially if on statins. Consulting a healthcare provider is important before starting Tadalista, particularly for those with cardiovascular or lipid disorders.