Is it safe for me, with mild coronary artery stenosis, to use Tadalafil for erectile dysfunction?

Hello doctor,

I had a master health checkup done seven years back, and all parameters were normal, including coronary angiography. Then, two years ago, I repeated all tests, including coronary angiography, which showed 15 to 20 percent stenosis of the proximal LAD (left anterior descending). The cardiologist prescribed Diaatal-D and Novastat, which I took for a couple of months and then discontinued. I had no discomfort or complaints at any time. About 2 months ago, I experienced a sudden posture change in the morning that lasted about 15 minutes, which I suspected was a stroke. I immediately went to a nearby hospital, met the neurologist, and he suspected it as a mild stroke and advised an MRI. The MRI did not show anything abnormal. He suggested repeating the MRI after 24 hours, and the result remained the same with no clotting seen. I was prescribed medicine, which I took, and then returned to hometown. On arrival, I consulted a neurologist here who advised me to get a health checkup done, along with cardiovascular evaluation. I completed the same, including a coronary angiography. The cardiologist prescribed medications which I am currently taking. The neurologist had also advised an EEG (electroencephalogram) after a month, and I had it done. Now, I want to know: Is the current line of treatment okay? Can I take erectile dysfunction medicine like Tadalafil once in a while or for a couple of days?

Hi doctor,

Thank you for your immediate response and confirming that the line of treatment is okay. Also, thank you for confirming that ED medication does not conflict with the medicines I am currently taking. Even though I do not take erectile dysfunction medication regularly, can I take it for a week at a stretch if needed?