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Vidalista 60 contains tadalafil 60 mg, a higher-strength PDE-5 inhibitor used for erectile dysfunction (ED). Current evidence does not show that tadalafil reduces sperm count or causes infertility in men when used at medically recommended doses. Studies of tadalafil have generally found: No significant negative effect on sperm concentration (count), movement (motility), or shape (morphology) in men taking standard tadalafil doses. Tadalafil may actually improve some aspects of sexual function (such as erection quality), which can indirectly help couples trying to conceive. However, Vidalista 60 mg is a high dose compared with commonly prescribed tadalafil doses (often 5 mg daily or 10–20 mg as needed). Higher doses may increase side effects such as: Headache Flushing Dizziness Low blood pressure Back pain or muscle aches If you are trying to have a baby, have a known low sperm count, or have been trying to conceive for 12 months or more without success, it is worth discussing with a doctor and considering a semen analysis rather than assuming the medicine is the cause. Also, avoid combining Vidalista with nitrate heart medicines or using it without medical guidance, especially at 60 mg.