<<Braddy, I suppose I have to spell it out for you again:>>
On the contrary, Tunica, let me spell it out for YOU again. Oral dipyridamole (Persantine) may be a worthless medication but at least it's benign and well tolerated. Intravenous dipyridamole, which is commonly used for cardiac stress testing, is also well-tolerated despite the fact that it's administered to known cardiac patients and is used in much higher serum concentrations.
Therefore, to belabor this point, dipyridamole, another Type V-PDE inhibitor like sildenafil, appears to be safe and well-tolerated even in patients with cardiac disease and multiple cardiac risk factors. Therefore sildenafil should be safe and well-tolerated as well. And unless Pfizer plans on releasing an intravenous formulation of sildenafil, I think you don't need to worry about the need for cardiac moniters in the bedroom.
<<. Braddy is not eligilble to sit for this essay question because he is too distracted worrying about Sildenafil.>>
Tunica, you're the one who's worried about sildenafil. I'm just trying to moniter and correct your misinformation.
Bradpalm1
P.S. once again, 'Amiodarone' is not a PDE inhibitor
P.P.S. GO BRONCOS!!! |
