VIAGRA

Instructions on taking Viagra:

Viagra can be taken once every 24 hours on an as needed basis. Viagra should not be taken on days where no sexual activity is likely to occur. In other words, don’t take Viagra for the sake of taking it. It is recommended that you take Viagra approximately one hour before planned sexual activity. The effect of Viagra should last for around 4 hours and will then gradually start to decrease.

Possible Side Effects of Viagra:

All prescription drugs including Viagra have possible side effects. The most common side affects associated with Viagra are as follows: Keep in mind that these symptoms or conditions should ordinarily go away in a couple of hours and do not affect all patients. Most people have very positive experiences with Viagra with very little interference from side effects.

Headache
Upset stomach
Dyspepsia (discomfort or pain in the upper abdomen)
Facial Flushing (face becomes somewhat read and you experience a heat sensation)
Diarrhea
Stuffy or Runny Nose
Sneezing
Palpitation (when you feel your own heart beating)
Photophobia (When you become real sensitive to light or sunlight)
Blurry Vision or seeing a bluish tinge.

Rare but Serious Side Effects

Though Viagra is considered to be a safe and reliable medication for the treatment of E.D. on very rare occasions it may produce serious or adverse affects that may warrant immediate medical attention. Keep in mind that these conditions seldom occur but nonetheless they are important to note as a possibility.

abnormal intraocular pressure (the fluid pressure within the eye)
priapism (a prolonged and painful erection)
severe hypotension (dangerously low blood pressure)
stroke
sudden hearing loss (sometimes accompanied by a ringing in the ears and possibly dizziness)
myocardial infarction (heart attack)
ventricular arrhythmias (a tachycardia, or fast heart rhythm)

Viagra Contraindications:

The following conditions or factors may possibly increase the risks involved in using Viagra. If you suffer from any of these conditions (or are taking any medications that may possibly have an adverse effect when combined with Viagra) please consult your doctor and let him/her know about your condition before seeking out the prescription.

Nitrate Medications should never be combined with Viagra as this may decrease your heart rate to dangerous levels. This includes using medications such as nitroglycerin and even recreational drugs such as “poppers”.
Hypotension: Viagra tends to lower blood pressure so if you suffer from low blood pressure taking Viagra may be dangerous. Ask your doctor about your alternatives.
If you are taking alpha blockers or similar medications.
If you suffer from retinitis pigmentosa
Men who are not healthy enough for sexual activity should not take Viagra.
If you just suffered from a heart attack or a stroke.
If you have renal function problems
If your liver is not working properly or you have hepatic impairment or liver disease
If you suffer from degenerative retinal disorders
Some healthcare practitioners recommend you refrain from eating Grapefruit or drinking grape fruit juices when taking Viagra as they may lower your blood pressure.
Etc.

Please let your doctor know about any other drugs you are taking and any other conditions you may have. Being open and honest with your doctor will insure you are properly diagnosed and treated and will make your experience with Viagra much more pleasant and positive.

Viagra® is a registered trademark of Pfizer Inc.

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