Yes, diabetic patients can use TADAFLO 20 mg (tadalafil) if prescribed by a doctor, as diabetes itself is not a contraindication; however, because diabetes often coexists with cardiovascular disease, kidney or liver impairment, and multiple medications, a physician must carefully assess heart health, blood pressure, organ function, and possible drug interactions (especially nitrates or alpha‑blockers) before prescribing. Self-medication should be strictly avoided to ensure safe and effective use.

Erectile dysfunction is a common complication in men with long-standing diabetes, caused by damage to blood vessels and nerves, but it is highly treatable. A proper medical evaluation is essential, as erectile problems may also indicate underlying heart or vascular disease. Your doctor will usually check blood sugar control, blood pressure, cholesterol, hormone levels, and medications before recommending safe treatment. With better diabetes management, healthy lifestyle changes such as regular exercise and quitting smoking, and, if suitable, prescribed medicines, many men can successfully restore their sexual function and improve overall quality of life.

There isn’t a standard treatment duration, so it’s important to consult your healthcare provider to decide what’s best for your condition, health goals, and any other treatments you’re receiving. Your provider will take into account factors like your overall health, existing conditions, possible drug interactions, and the appropriate length of treatment tailored to your individual needs.