Question :
Is Silagra (Sildenafil) safe for patients with angina?
Answer :
Although we don’t recommend the use of Sildenafil during active angina, most patients with coronary artery disease can use these drugs in a safe way. Be sure that sildenafil is not on other medication that can interact in a harmful way.

Question:
Is Sildenafil Safe In Cirrhosis Patients?
Answer:
The clinical research indicated that Silagra (sildenafil) do not induce any profound clinically relevant changes in splanchnic blood flow, oxygen consumption and HVPG in patients with cirrhosis.

Question:
Is Silagra (Sildenafil) safe with nitroglycerin tablets?
Answer:
Silagra is not safe at all in the presence of nitroglycerin tablets. If anyone takes Silagra with nitroglycerin tablets, the blood pressure can be lowered precipitously and can be lowered to such levels as can be extraordinarily dangerous to you.

Question:
Is Silagra safe for men with heart desease?
Answer:
Silagra (Sildenafil) has been found to be effective and safe in the treatment of impotence in men with stable heart disease due to atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries, provided that they are not on nitrates. The real concern is not as much the safety of Silagra (Sildenafil) but the risk of sexual activity in triggering heart attacks or abnormal heart rhythms in patients with heart disease.
Before starting Silagra for ED, a doctor may need to determine whether the heart can safely achieve the workload necessary for sexual activity.