What is Viagra?

V*agra is a blue tablet containing the active ingredient sildenafil citrate. It is taken by men suffering from erectile dysfunction. It is taken approximately one hour before s*xual intercourse to help achieve and maintain an erection. Contrary to popular belief, V*agra is not an aphrodisiac; any man taking V*agra must be s*xually aroused to achieve an erection.

Viagra is generally available in three different dosages:

• 25 mg
• 50 mg
• 100 mg

The dosage varies from person to person. Your doctor may sometimes need to increase or decrease it.

How does Viagra work?

V*agra relaxes the muscle cells in the blood vessels that supply blood to the p*nis, increasing blood flow. An erection occurs when blood rushes into the p*nis.

When the brain is aroused, it sends signals to the p*nis that increase blood flow to the erectile tissues. V*agra works by increasing blood flow to the p*nis and makes it easier to achieve and maintain an erection.

Is Viagra a blood thinner?

No, V*agra is not a blood thinner. It belongs to a group of medications called phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors. V*agra works by blocking the action of a specific enzyme in the body.

Since its introduction, there have been reports of bleeding in people who have taken it. However, there is no evidence that V*agra caused these bleeding problems.

It is not known if V*agra is safe for people with bleeding problems. If you have bleeding problems, consult your doctor to see if V*agra is safe for you.

How to Use Viagra for Best Results

V*agra has helped millions of men confidently manage erectile dysfunction (ED). However, despite its effectiveness, many users, both novice and experienced, don't always achieve the desired results. Why? Because the problem isn't limited to the pill itself, but also to how to use V*agra for best results.

From timing of administration to food intake, mood, and adequate stimulation, several factors influence the effectiveness of V*agra. Whether you're a healthcare professional or a new V*agra user, this step-by-step guide will provide the most important tips to help you and your patients get the most out of this medication.

What to do if you miss a dose of Viagra?

Fortunately, if you miss a dose of V*agra, nothing will happen. It's not a maintenance medication to be taken daily. Vi*agra should only be taken as needed.

However, if you forget to take your dose before s*xual activity, take it as soon as you remember. Do not double your dose or take an extra dose of V*agra. This could increase the risk of side effects.

If taking V*agra based on your s*xual activity isn't right for you, your doctor may consider Cialis (tadalafil) as an alternative. Unlike V*agra, some people can take Cialis every day, regardless of their s*xual activity. In this case, advance planning is even less important.

What other factors can affect Viagra results?

• Other Medications

Did you know that more than a quarter of erectile dysfunction cases are caused by prescription medications?

According to a report published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), eight of the twelve most prescribed medications in the United States list erectile dysfunction as a possible side effect.

Some blood pressure medications can have negative interactions with Viagra, as a sudden drop in blood pressure can cause headaches or a decrease in libido. While this can be problematic, a May 2021 article indicates that some blood pressure medications can cause erectile dysfunction.

If you are currently taking medication, it's always worth checking for potential side effects or consulting your healthcare professional to understand the implications they may have on your s*x life.

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