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The effectiveness and safety of Levitra

STUDY OBJECTIVES

To study the effectiveness and safety of Levitra, and to assess the effect of treating erectile dysfunction on the female partner’s sexual quality of life.

DESIGN
A randomised, double-blind, parallel group study of Levitra with a placebo control.

PATIENTS
350 male patients suffering from ED and their partners.

INTERVENTIONS

In the first four weeks, patients were allocated either 10mg Levitra or placebo. In a second eight week period, the dosage of Levitra either stayed the same, or was adjusted to 5mg or 20mg. Diary records, global confidence questions and partnership questionnaires assessed effectiveness and measured the self-esteem of the male patients.

RESULTS

Pending

CONCLUSIONS

Awaited.

The effectiveness and safety in the use of Levitra in routine treatment of ED

STUDY OBJECTIVES

To obtain data on effectiveness and safety in the use of Levitra in routine treatment of ED and to assess the effect of the treatment on self-esteem in men with ED.

DESIGN

An open, uncontrolled, prospective, non-interventional post-marketing surveillance study.

RESULTS

Pending

CONCLUSIONS

Awaited.

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