The responsibility for determining the right dosage of Super Fildena (or any medication) lies with your healthcare provider—typically your doctor or specialist. Here's how the process works: 1. Consulting a Doctor: Initial Assessment: When you consult a doctor for erectile dysfunction (ED) or any other related issue, they will evaluate your overall health, medical history, lifestyle, and any medications you're currently taking. This helps them determine if Super Fildena is a suitable treatment for you. Customized Dosage: Based on this assessment, your doctor will prescribe the appropriate dosage. Typically, for Super Fildena, it comes in strengths like 100 mg or higher, but the starting dose may vary depending on factors such as: Your age Underlying health conditions (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, kidney or liver problems) Current medications you are taking (especially those that could interact with sildenafil, such as nitrates) Severity of ED (mild, moderate, or severe) Your tolerance to the medication 2. Adjustment of Dosage: Follow-Up: After starting the medication, your doctor may ask you to come back for follow-up appointments to monitor your progress, side effects, and overall experience with the medication. Adjusting the Dose: If you experience side effects or find that the medication isn’t as effective as you’d like, your doctor may adjust the dosage to either increase or decrease it based on your response. 3. Why Self-Dosing is Not Recommended: Safety Concerns: Taking more than the prescribed dosage of Super Fildena can lead to serious side effects, such as dangerous drops in blood pressure, prolonged erections (priapism), or vision problems. Health Risks: For individuals with heart conditions, low blood pressure, or other medical issues, the correct dosage is especially important to prevent adverse reactions. 4. Monitoring and Feedback: Once you've been prescribed a dosage, it’s important to provide feedback to your doctor about how you’re feeling on the medication, whether you’re experiencing any side effects, and if it’s improving your condition. This helps them fine-tune your treatment for the best results.