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February 14
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A myPHteam Member

I never took that medicine Revatio before but I took Adempas it worked really good for Me They took me off Adempas and put Me on OPSYNVI 10 mg/20 mg onice a day .

February 14
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What issues have myPHteam members experienced when switching from Adempas to Revatio for PAH?

Switching medications can feel uncertain, but understanding what to expect can help. Revatio (sildenafil) works by widening blood vessels in your lungs, which can improve blood flow and reduce PAH symptoms.

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What issues have myPHteam members experienced when switching from Adempas to Revatio for PAH?

Switching medications can feel uncertain, but understanding what to expect can help. Revatio (sildenafil) works by widening blood vessels in your lungs, which can improve blood flow and reduce PAH symptoms.

Some potential side effects to be aware of include:

- Dizziness or feeling faint (since it can lower blood pressure throughout your body)
- Sudden hearing loss or ringing in the ears
- Headaches

If you experience dizziness, hearing loss, or ringing in your ears while taking Revatio, contact your doctor right away as these could indicate a serious problem.

It's also important to know that Revatio may interact with Adempas, so your healthcare team will need to manage the transition carefully between these medications.

When starting any new PAH medication, ask your doctor:
- Which symptoms will improve
- When you might start feeling better
- How to manage side effects
- When to schedule a follow-up

Many members have found that adding or switching medications helped them feel better. One member shared: "Each time a new medication was added to my treatment, it helped."

Keep track of any new symptoms in a journal so you can discuss them with your doctor at your next appointment.

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