Viagra

The drug Viagra was developed to help men suffering from erectile dysfunction and impotence. It works by allowing the muscles in the body to relax, increasing and improving blood flow into the penis during sexual arousal. Viagra helps men that can achieve but not maintain an erection, giving them the chance to enjoy a fulfilling sex life again. The drug should be taken 30 to 60 minutes before sexual activity and can be taken up to 4 hours prior. The drug shouldn’t be taken more than once per day.

Common side effects of Viagra are redness and warmth on the face, neck and chest; headaches; a stuffy nose; memory problems; upset stomach; and back pain. These less serious side effects are relatively common and generally go away on their own or after the medication has worn off. Be prepared to call your doctor immediately if you experience sudden vision loss, ringing in your ears, chest pain or tingling, an irregular heartbeat or shortness of breath. These serious side effects are rare and often occur in people with prior medical conditions.

Viagra has been considered a miracle drug for years because of its ability to give men a sex life that may not have been able to have before. The drug allows men of all ages the ability to maintain erections for the duration of sexual activity and intercourse and allows them to achieve ejaculation.