Men
Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction isn’t a common dinner table topic of conversation. We all know about the little blue pill that helps you rise to the occasion, but there's so much more you need to know before you start taking Viagra. This article will give you all the information you need without the awkward Google search history.
Erectile dysfunction (ED), which can be referred to as impotence, is a problem men face with age. It is the inability for one to achieve and maintain an erection for sexual activity. Most men experience ED at some point in their life, and the chances of suffering from ED increases with age. ED can be a result of anxiety, stress or even exhaustion. By addressing these issues, ED can be tackled. However, there can be more health issues that surround ED. ED affects 50% of men aged 40-70 years old and millions of men around the world. When there is insufficient blood flow to the penis, it doesn’t allow for the penis to become erect and hence hinders any sexual activity.
In this article, we’ll tackle burning questions you might have about viagra. So stay tuned to get all the deets about the little blue pill.
Viagra is a brand name. Its chemical name is Sildenafil and its a treatment for erectile dysfunction and pulmonary arterial hypertension. It does not work alone, in combination with sexual stimulation, it helps men to achieve and maintain an erection long enough to partake in sexual activity. Its mode of action is by causing the relaxation of muscles in the walls of certain blood vessels in the body.
If Viagra has the same effects on women as it does on men, it can be argued that Viagra can enhance arousal in women. It could increase the blood flow to the genitalia of women increasing sensation and lubrication. However, Viagra has been tested in women, but the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved Viagra treatment for women. Last year, a ‘female Viagra’ has been released under the name Addyi which later sought the approval from the FDA. It was initially designed as an anti-depressant but has now been approved for the treatment of low libido in postmenopausal women. It does come with serious side effects so please make sure to consult your GP before starting this treatment. If not benefit can be seen after 8 weeks, the medication should be stopped.
Viagra is only available as a prescription medication from the doctor. It is no available over the counter, you do need a doctor’s consultation and prescription to get some. There are other ways of getting Viagra, but it is not recommended. Be aware there are many fakes out there.
You will start to notice the effects of Viagra after around 30 minutes, but it can take up to an hour so be patient. It’ll be worth the wait. It has been recommended to take the medication around an hour before sexual activity to allow Viagra time to kick in. Doctors have advised taking the medication on an empty stomach as it increases its efficacy. The drug effects might take longer to effect if taken after a fatty meal.
Yes, Viagra does have a range of side effects, ranging from mild to serious. Make sure you understand the side effects it can have on our body before starting the medication. The general common side effects that affect 1 in 10 people include headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, hot flushes, blocked nose, and nausea. The serious side effects are chest pain, a sudden change in vision, an allergic reaction, an erection that won’t go down or a seizure please head to the emergency room as soon as possible.
Viagra has been proven to have high efficacy, but it does not be the little miracle every guy is hoping for. A recent study has yielded results that have shown that Viagra has helped ? men with ED. There are other avenues to explore if Viagra is not the answer for you. These options include mechanical devices like a vacuum pump, new sex toys that utilize vibrations to stimulate male arousal, creams, injections, and penile implants.
The average time for Viagra’s effects fade is between 2 and 3 hours after consumption. However, age and diet can affect this timeframe. The drug can sometimes be a little too powerful. It is very rare to experience priapism, which is a very painful erection that lasts longer than 4 hours. Please visit your pharmacist if you experience this.
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