Duratia 30 mg contains Tadalafil, a PDE5 inhibitor used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). After surgery, it may be prescribed, but only under strict medical supervision. Who can take it depends on: Type of surgery: Men who have had prostate, bladder, or pelvic surgery that affects ***** function may benefit from Tadalafil to improve blood flow and support erectile recovery. Men with cardiac or major vascular surgery may need to wait; Tadalafil can affect blood pressure and heart function. Health status: Patients with stable cardiovascular health can sometimes use it post-surgery. Men taking nitrates, alpha-blockers, or other heart medications should avoid Tadalafil, as dangerous drops in blood pressure can occur. Timing and dosage: Doctors typically start with a low dose (like 5–10 mg daily or 30 mg as needed) and adjust based on recovery and tolerance. It is not for immediate post-operative use in all cases; the doctor may wait until the patient is medically stable. Important: Only a qualified doctor can determine if and when Duratia 30 mg is safe after surgery. Self-medication is risky and could lead to serious complications.