Viagra is a medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction in men. It is a four sided, diamond shaped pill. When ingested, Viagra relaxes the muscles found in the walls of blood vessels which promotes the needed blood flow for particular areas in the body. This drug should not be taken with Sildenafil (also known as Revatio), which is used to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension and improve stamina/ exercise capacity, in both men and women. Viagra is manufactured by Pfizer and is not the only medication out there to help treat erectile dysfunction, it is however, very well known with this medical complication.
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Those who are on any sort of nitrate drugs for heat issues or chest pains should avoid taking Viagra as the interaction between both can cause serious decreases in an individual’s blood pressure.
You should always talk to your doctor/ physician to see if this drug is appropriate for you. Along with your inquiry you should also mention to your doctor if you have any medical complications such as; heart disease, coronary artery disease, heart rhythm issues, issues maintaining a healthy blood pressure, disease of the liver or kidney, any kind of blood cell disorder, a bleeding disorder, ulcer’s (primarily in the stomach), retinitis pigmentosa (an inherited condition), any physical deformity of the male genitalia, if you were told sexual intercourse was not for you for any other medical reason, and/or history of a: stroke, heart attack, congestive heart failure, etc. especially in the past 6 months.
Failing to mention any of this information to your doctor along with if you smoke or have smoked, have high cholesterol, diabetes, or are over the age of 50 may cause a complication related to sudden loss of vision.
Tell your doctor if you plan to have a baby, Viagra is not expected to harm this process but should still be spoken about with your doctor to ensure proper precautions.
Viagra is not meant for anyone under the age of 18 years without medical advice.
When taking Viagra make sure to follow the instructions on the prescription label. Viagra is taken only when needed 30 minutes to 1 hour before sexual activities. It may be taken up to 4 hours prior and should not be taken more than once per day.
The pill will not automatically give an individual an erection, sexual stimulation is of course required.
Side effects while using the drug may include; dizziness, nausea, pain, numbness, tingling in the chest or arms, neck, or jaw. If these symptoms are experienced contact your doctor immediately and stop taking the medication, if your doctor is not available immediate medical attention should be sought as these symptoms could be signs of a more serious side effect.
The pills should be stored at room temperature away from moisture and heat as these elements can cause the drug to be less effective over time.
Avoid alcohol, grapefruit and grapefruit juice, and taking with other drugs meant to treat impotence/ erectile dysfunction, antibiotics, antifungal medicine, medicine that treats HIV/AIDS, and prostate disorder, as the combination(s) can cause additional complications.
Side effects from taking the drug can also include heart attack, vision changes, erection that is painful or lasts longer than 4 hours. These side effects should be followed up with immediate/ emergency medical help.
Your doctor should be notified if you experience ringing in ears or hearing loss, irregular heartbeat, swelling in extremities, shortness of breath, seizures/ convulsions, or light headedness that makes you feel like you may pass out.
Common side effects include flushing (redness, warmth, tingling feeling), headaches or dizziness, any changes in vision including how one perceives color, stuffy nose, muscle pains, back pains, and/or upset stomach.
Viagra will not protect you from sexually transmitted diseases, other preventative measures such as using a condom will be needed to keep yourself safe.
When purchasing online in Australia one should always use reputable sources like www.edonlinestores.net.
These sources have some testimonial from other online users, however, precautions should always be taken to keep one’s self safe when shopping online.
I am General practitioner (GP) in Melbourne since 2006.