Tadasoft 20 mg may affect the liver, but serious liver injury from tadalafil is considered rare. If Tadasoft 20 mg contains tadalafil, the following applies. How can it affect your liver? Most people: Tadalafil is generally well tolerated, and liver damage is not a common side effect. Rare cases: Liver enzyme elevations and suspected liver injury have been reported. Existing liver disease: Tadalafil stays in the body differently when liver function is impaired, so the dose and suitability need medical review. Use is not recommended in severe liver impairment. DailyMed +1 How to use it more safely Avoid taking more than the prescribed dose or combining it with other erectile dysfunction medicines. Avoid excessive alcohol. If you have fatty liver, hepatitis, cirrhosis, or abnormal liver test results, consult your doctor before taking it. Seek medical attention if you develop yellow eyes or skin, dark urine, unusual severe fatigue, or persistent abdominal pain. Let me ask you two important questions How often do you take Tadasoft 20 mg? Every day, or once or twice a week? Do you already have a liver problem, such as fatty liver or elevated SGPT/ALT, or are you asking to understand the risk before taking it? Your answers will help me explain the likely risk more specifically.