The correct dosage of Kamagra (which contains sildenafil, the same active ingredient as Viagra) should be determined by a healthcare professional, typically a doctor or a licensed medical provider. They will consider several factors when prescribing Kamagra, including: Your medical history: Any underlying conditions, such as heart disease, kidney problems, or high blood pressure, could affect the appropriate dosage. Other medications: If you're taking any other medications, the doctor will need to ensure there are no harmful interactions between them and Kamagra. Age: Kamagra dosage may vary depending on age, as older adults may require a lower dose due to changes in metabolism and the potential for more side effects. Severity of erectile dysfunction (ED): The doctor will assess the severity of your condition to determine whether a lower or higher dose is necessary. Tolerance to sildenafil: If you’ve previously used sildenafil or similar medications, the doctor may adjust the dosage based on your experience with side effects and effectiveness. Once the appropriate dosage is determined, your healthcare provider will guide you on how to take Kamagra safely and effectively. Always follow their advice and avoid adjusting the dosage without consulting them first.

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