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Drug uses

Viagra is a drug for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men, characterized by the inability to get and maintain an erection. Viagra is not recommended for use in women and adolescents younger than 18 years. Read more about the uses of Viagra

Under the influence of Viagra, the smooth muscles of the cavernous body are relaxed and the blood flow to the penis is increased. The drug provides a systemic vasodilating effect lowering blood pressure.

The recommended daily dose of Viagra is 50 mg orally, about an hour before sexual activity. Nevertheless, the patient can take the drug 3 hours prior to copulation. Considering the drug efficacy and the patient’s tolerance, a dose of Viagra can be increased to 75mg or 100mg per day. If necessary, a dose of Viagra can be reduced to 25mg.

Overdosage

Clinical studies have demonstrated that a single dose up to 800mg of Viagra may cause severe adverse reactions. There is no specific antidote in case of overdoses. The difficulty of the treatment of overdose is that Viagra is not excreted in the urine; therefore, dialysis is ineffective in overdose. In this case, the patients are advised to pass symptomatic treatment.

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To make the Viagra act, sexual stimulation is required. Alcohol in excessive amounts does not affect Viagra efficacy. However, alcohol in large amounts can lower blood pressure and weaken the effects of Viagra.

The patients with diabetes and hereditary pigmented retinitis should take caution while applying Viagra. Coadministration of Viagra and other drugs for erectile dysfunction treatment should be avoided. The use of Viagra in the elderly does not require dosage adjustments. A single dose of Viagra should not exceed 25mg in patients with severe renal insufficiency.

Storage

Viagra recommended storage temperature is not above 30°C. Viagra tablets must be protected from light, heat, and moisture.

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Warnings

Viagra is determined to increase the hypotensive effect of nitrates. Therefore, Viagra is contraindicated to the patients taking any type of nitrate-containing medications. Viagra should be taken with extra caution by the patients on alpha-blockers since coadministration of these drugs results in symptomatic hypotension.

Viagra is recommended to be avoided by men with preexisting cardiovascular disease. Moreover, Viagra is not recommended for men who are contraindicated to get sexual activity because of their cardiovascular status.

Disclaimer

All information about erectile dysfunction, presented in the review of Viagra, is for informational purposes only and does not intend to replace the diagnostics, treatment and professional advice of the expert urologist. The online pharmacy shall not be liable and responsible for any kind of damage, which arose from the incorrect using the information about erectile dysfunction medication Viagra.

Viagra side effects

Usually, Viagra may cause short-term mild undesirable effects, which intensity and frequency depend on the dosage of the impotence agent. Less than 3% of withdrawals of treatment of erectile dysfunction with Viagra pills have been reported because of some undesirable effects. The most common Viagra undesirable effects include headache, diarrhea, arthralgia, myalgia, back pain, dizziness, and rash. In addition to the said undesirable effects, Viagra may also cause nasal congestion, flu syndrome, dyspepsia, hot flush, infections of respiratory and urinary tracts, nausea or visual disturbance, such as blurred vision or visual color distortions.