Taking Malegra before surgery is generally not recommended unless approved by a healthcare provider. Malegra contains sildenafil citrate, which affects blood flow and can interact with anesthesia or other medications used during surgery.
It may increase the risk of low blood pressure, excessive bleeding, or heart complications under anesthesia. Additionally, sildenafil can interact with nitrates or vasodilators, which are sometimes used during surgical procedures. If you're scheduled for surgery, inform your doctor about any ED medications you're using, including Malegra. Your doctor may advise stopping it at least 24–48 hours before surgery to ensure safety and avoid complications. Ask ChatGPT
