Viagra is making a positive impact on the lives of men with erectile dysfunction. Close to 5 million men in the Australia alone have difficulty getting an erection or keeping it long enough for sex. More than 23 million men have been prescribed Viagra. The quality of life for these men was significantly and positively impacted after Viagra became available.
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Erectile dysfunction may arise as a consequence of injury or disease. Conditions such as high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and diabetes are closely related to erectile dysfunction; it may be a side effect of other drugs or a consequence of lifestyle and psychological factors. Smoking and drinking alcohol pose significant negative effects on male sexual function. Stress and depression have also profound effects over men´s sexual drive and seriously impair male genital function. Almost half of the men above 40 years of age have some degree of erectile dysfunction.
Viagra increases the blood flow to the penis so men with erectile dysfunction can get and keep an erection hard enough for sex. Individual results may vary but approximately 4 out of 5 men with erectile dysfunction get and keep erections after receiving Viagra at 50mg or 100mg doses.
Viagra is available in tablets. The active ingredient, sildenafil citrate, starts to work 30 to 60 minutes after oral administration and the positive effect is witnessed after sexual stimulation.
The positive effects of Viagra not only comprise the restoration of male genital functionality but also produce significantly positive outcomes in the patient’s’ quality of living. Old relationships as well as new encounters thrive with the restoration of sexual functionality opening a landscape mature meaningful communication, transcending barriers and opening the doors of joy.
You will feel great after talking to your doctor about erectile dysfunction; there is no reason to be ashamed. 80% of the men that spoke with their doctors about erectile dysfunction felt relieved.
If you have trouble getting an erection you should ask your doctor if Viagra is right for you. Viagra is not for everyone. If you have been prescribed drugs for chest pains such as nitrates or guanylate cyclase stimulators for pulmonary hypertension you should not take Viagra because your blood pressure could drop to an unsafe level.
When you visit your healthcare provider to see if Viagra is right for you make sure to tell him if you have had any heart related problems or pulmonary hypertension. If you have experienced a stroke, have low blood pressure or high blood pressure that is not controlled you must tell your physician. Leukemia, multiple myeloma, sickle cell anemia and other blood cell related problems also counter indicate the use of Viagra. If you have been diagnosed Retinitis pigmentosa, a rare genetic eye disease, or have had vision loss including eye problems such as NAION, Viagra may not be for you. Bleeding problems or stomach ulcers, liver and kidney problems or patients undergoing kidney dialysis as well as any other medical condition should be communicated to your doctor when consulting about the use of Viagra.
I am self employed. General Practitioner in Melbourne, VIC. My special interest: male reproductive system.