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What happens in overdose of Sildigra 100 Mg ?

Sildigra 100 mg contains sildenafil citrate, and an overdose can intensify its normal effects to dangerous levels. The severity depends on how much was taken and the person’s health condition. What happens in an overdose? An overdose mainly causes exaggerated blood vessel dilation and blood pressure drop, leading to: Common symptoms Severe headache Dizziness or lightheadedness Flushing (very hot/red face) Nausea or vomiting Blurred or blue-tinted vision Nasal congestion Fast heartbeat (palpitations) More serious effects Dangerously low blood pressure (hypotension) Sildigra 100 or collapse Chest pain or worsening heart strain Shortness of breath Priapism (painful erection lasting >4 hours — medical emergency in men) Confusion or extreme weakness Rare but severe complications Irregular heartbeat Heart attack or stroke (mainly in people with pre-existing heart disease or interacting drugs like nitrates) Severe dehydration due to vomiting or low blood pressure What makes overdose more dangerous? Risk increases if sildenafil is taken with: Nitrate medicines (for chest pain) Alcohol (can worsen low BP) Other blood pressure-lowering drugs High doses or repeated dosing within 24 hours What to do in case of suspected overdose Seek emergency medical care immediately In India, you can call 112 (emergency number) or go to the nearest hospital Do not try to self-treat at home Bring the medicine strip/pack so doctors know the exact dose Key point Sildenafil overdose is usually not “toxic like poison,” but it can become dangerous due to blood pressure drop and heart strain, especially in people with underlying health issues. If you want, tell me the situation (accidental extra tablet, mix with alcohol, etc.), and I can explain the risk level more precisely.