Viagra Medical Information

Why should I use Viagra?

Viagra with its active ingredient known as Sildenafil was invented to help people who are incapable of having an erection when sexually aroused. These patients may definitely use Viagra and other ED drugs, and even people who don’t really have an erectile dysfunction can take this drug to improve their sex life and that of their partner. Viagra has improved the sex life of millions of men, and increasing their overall happiness of their entire family.

Viagra side effects

Just like any other drug, Pfizer Viagra may have side effects with a small minority of people using the drug. These side effects caused by the Sildenafil in this ED drug are always very mild, and the best way to make these side effects go away is drinking a glass of water and taking a rest. Here is a list of possible side effects that may occur after taking Viagra:

• Headaches
• Blocked nose
• Sensitivity to light
• Blurred vision
• Temporary loss of hearing
• Acid indigestion
• Back pain
• Urinary infections
• Back pain

Very few people have had side effects after using Viagra, and in most cases the side effects were very mild and disappeared after drinking a glass of water. If the side effects keep occurring, it is best that you consult a doctor.

We advise not to take Viagra in these cases:

Some people shouldn’t use this drug or should consult their doctor first before taking it:

• Patients who have a too low or too high blood pressure
• People taking other ED drugs or HIV inhibitors
• People who have had severe penis problems in the past such as fibrosis, angulation, priapism etc.
• People who take medication containing nitrates
• People using so-called recreational drugs with butyl nitrate or amyl such as poppers
• People who have had a stroke in the previous six months or know that they have a heart disease, patients with a blood cell disorder or suffer from a disease of the liver or kidneys