Viagra recommended dosage
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I mentioned to her that I had read somewhere that if you have Retinitis Pigmentosa, viagra (or other ED pills) are not recommended. She told me she was goign to look into it.
Was just curious if anyone here with RP has taken Viagra or if it is really recommended that someone with RP not take any ED drugs?
I hav used Tri Mix # 4 and i can't get erect to almost 3/4 ercetion and I have trouble keeping it in.
This is a generic brand of Viagra and even Viagra works differently with different people mostly depending on their metabolism. I have several friends that have to take Viagra hours in advance. For them it seems to kick in between 4 to 6 hours and last another 8.
I have read various reports stating the wide variations, do not expect to take it on the way to the bedroom. If you know your normal digestion times use this for you time table.
3ml. I asked if I could also take Viagra. He said I could take 1/2 Viagra and 0.2. It worked but not for long enough. After 20 min or so of foreplay, it partly or totally disappears. I went up to 0.25 with the same result. I'm sure if I had gone right at it in the first 15 min or so it would have worked out well. However, we enjoy foreplay. My question is, would continuing to gradually raise the dose increase the time the erection would remain? I read that the starting dose for many is 0.
It helps in disposal female impotence out of the impotent ed. Common The glowing Generic Viagra is consisting of the best active substance known as Sildenafil Citrate which is the same substance found with the brand The glowing blue tablet generally known as as glowing blue tablet.
Does anybody know if Viagra or one of the similar products is harmful to a damaged hep c liver?I went looking for info online and came upon this guy named Lloyd Wright who wrote a book on Hep C who said that studies showed that Viagra increases your viral load.Now he is not a doctor so I wondered if anybody has posed this question to their doctor.
Hi there, I'm an otherwise healthy 43-year old male. I've been taking Viagra for the last several years, about weekly (I do so because I have problems using condoms without it). After I take it, I experience vision problems for about a week after. Namely, I have starry vision and problems seeing in the dark (particularly walking from a lighted room into a dark room.
I have been prescribed Levitra and viagra for the past ten years and they have worked well. I was talking mainly 20mg Levitra. A few months ago this only resulted in a less than satisfactory "half erection" and that has been the case since. However I have been woken during the night with a good erection so the "plumbing must still be working.
5mg) This is my trimix dosage. I am told from other forums this is extremely high and should keep me hard for at least 2 hrs. I am suppose to go to 100 units but usually just go to 30-40 units. Still only keeps semi hard for 30 minutes or so and then another hour just fat but flacid. Not sure why such a strong dose does not work.
Overall I'm happy with viagra but sometimes its 5-hour window is simply too short.
Sometimes I need the longer lasting window of cialis.
Is it safe to take viagra and cialis based on how long you want the time-window to be? For example I'm literally considering taking viagra during some weeknights and 1 cialis pill to cover the weekends.
As long as I dont overlap the dosages (i.e. take one while the other is still in me) is this ok?
t been able to get or hold erections....not often but enough that it bothers me. I have tried all kinds of drugs...viagra, cialis, over the counter stuff....they work but I don't like the side effects or having to use chemicals. Is there anything natural out there that gives you that extra sex drive you need to ensure you always get and hold a good erection...or should I just assume I will have that problem because I am getting older...I don't want to lose it.
Since they both independently dilate the blood vessels, it is conceivable that together they could lower the blood pressure too much. So Viagra is usually not recommended for men with high blood pressure. However, if he has vascular damage which is affecting erections, he should see consult his cardiologist to determine whether Viagra, Cialis, etc. are safe for him.
Unless your partner has physiological factors which inhibit erection, there are other many other avenues to explore.
I recommended to use generic drugs. Google it to find cheap drugs. i do buy from www.a2zepharma.com. you can try from it.
Good luck!
I used it in conjunction with my viagra and when i ran out of my viagra supply. It is L-Arginine. Another supplement is L-Carnitine. Don't take them together. L-Carnitine should be taken on a emply stomach. There are many different forms--and they each have a slightly different function. What i took of the L-Carnitine is GPLC by Jarrow pharmaceuticals. I know Australia has several good supplier of supplements. L-Arginine works differently than viagra.
This will be the first time i had encountered this issue when i started dianne. I did masturbation but it was not errecting till now. Do i need to stop the pill? It will go back to normal once i stop it or i need to take meds like viagra or ginseng. Any advice?
is it safe to take Viagra or Cialis? any how many mg is recommended?
I used to get a longer, stiff erection 10 years ago and using Viagra, etc. does nothing to make it stiffer or longer (used to be 6" now only about 4-1/2"). Can something be done to restore it?
Hello,
I have read in a few websites that there is an increased risk of priapism in patients who take ED drugs like Cialis/Viagra/Levitra and who also have (among other conditions) Sickle Cell Disease and/or Beta Thalassemia.
It's not clear to me whether Beta Thalassemia Minor (my condition) also increases that risk.I could not find much information about it.
It may sound like a headline from Cosmo, but a survey published in the Journal of the British Association of Urological Surgeons finds that the nearly two-thirds of women report sexual dysfunction.
The top problem cited among women was lack of desire (47 percent), followed closely by orgasm problems (45 percent). Age, menopausal status and usage of antidepressants were statistically significant risk factors for female sexual dysfunction.
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