Tadacip 20 mg contains tadalafil, a medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction. Patients with liver impairment should use tadalafil cautiously because the liver plays an important role in processing the medicine.

Tadalafil is generally not recommended for patients with severe hepatic impairment because there is limited clinical experience in this group and exposure to the medicine may be increased. For patients with mild or moderate liver impairment, tadalafil may sometimes be used, but the dose and frequency should be determined by a doctor based on the individual's condition.

For erectile dysfunction, a Tadacip 20 mg dose should not be taken without medical advice when liver function is impaired. In particular, patients with significant liver disease, cirrhosis, or abnormal liver tests should discuss tadalafil use with their healthcare professional before taking it.

Patients should also tell their doctor about other medicines they use, because some drugs can interact with tadalafil and further increase its concentration or blood-pressure-lowering effects.

If liver disease is accompanied by other cardiovascular problems, additional assessment may be necessary before using tadalafil.

Important: Do not self-adjust the dose or combine Tadacip with other ED medicines such as sildenafil (Suhagra) or other tadalafil products. Seek medical advice before using tadalafil if you have known liver disease.