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Is it safe for viagra (sildenafil) to be used for impotence resulting as a side effect of celexa?
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Yes: Assuming your erectile dysfunction has been appropriately evaluated and you have no medical contraindications to the use of viagra (sildenafil)? This would be be an acceptable combination.
Answered 3/26/2013
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