Viagra, a little blue pill that is often used to treat impotence (erectile dysfunction), is proving to be a great way for mature men to discover a new sexual youth.
Let's find out more about Viagra and how it is administered. Also, what should you do if this medication has been given to you.
How it works
Sildenafil (or Viagra) is a medicine that slows down the activity of enzymes called and phosphodiesterase. Sildenafil works by slowing down phosphodiesterase to help maintain an erection when the penis has been stimulated.
Prescription Guidelines
Viagra is available in tablets in three dosages: 25mg 50mg and 100mg. The generic version is 20 mg.
- Men up to 65 years old:Viagra 50mg is taken by mouth. It should be taken 30 minutes to four hours before having intercourse. If 50mg is not effective, the healthcare provider might prescribe 100mg once daily for patients who are unable to take it.
- Men over 65 years old should use A lower dose, such as 25mg, is often started. It can take between 30 minutes and 4 hours for sexual intercourse. Men over 65 years old may be given more Viagra. Viagra may be more effective if taken with a full stomach.
Caution: Men should not increase their Viagra dosages without consulting their healthcare provider.
Interactions with high blood pressure or heart medications can also be dangerous. It is also important to be aware of interactions with high blood pressure or heart medications.
Viagra should not be taken by men who are taking Revatio, a sildenafil-based medication. Viagra and other phosphodiesterase drugs such as Viagra can lower blood pressure. This is why they should not be used in men suffering from heart disease (e.g. angina, history or stroke, narrowing of the aorta, heart attack, heart attack, or heart attack).
If you are unsure, talk to your doctor.
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Possible side effects
- Headache
- Heartburn
- Diarrhea
- Warmth
- Nosebleeds
- Congestion in the nasal
- Sleep disturbance
- Tingling, burning, or numbness in the extremities
- Muscle pain
- Color vision changes
- Sensitivity to light
Side effects such as blurry vision, loss, dizziness, chest pains, difficulty breathing, difficulty hearing and ringing in the ears, rash, pain while urinating, painful or prolonged erections are serious.
Take care
Ask your doctor if you feel you might need Viagra. Avoid ordering Viagra online. The FDA warns against the possible harm from purchasing Viagra-like products over the internet. Their safety has not been proven and their ingredients could be dangerous to consumers.
According to a 2002 study published in AIDS, Viagra use may lead to higher levels of unprotected sexual activity with a HIV positive partner. Safe sex is important for both your sexual health and that of your partner, regardless of whether or not you use Viagra.
