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Your taking this drug for an anxiety disorder is what I term a “work-around.” It is an attempt to deal with the symptom but does not get at the cause. My guess is that your anxiety is counteracting the drug effect (which is a known negative effect with this medication). I do not know what you are doing to deal with the anxiety, but I think that this is where your cure lies.
To my knowledge, there is not a negative physical effect on your penis.
S.A.Liroff, M.D.
If she is turned off from sex with you emotionally, no drug will make her excited. If this is bugging her, she should see her doctor. If it is not bothering her at all, I'd take it as a signal that she might be losing interest in the relationship. Then either work on that (i.e., why she is and what you might do about it), or decide to move on.
Viagra and Levitra are the two FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) approved anti-impotence drugs that are indeed effective in helping men.Viagra needs no introduction! Pfizer's wonder drug, sildenafil, better known as Viagra, is the trusted treatment for male impotence problems.
I am just trying to find out if occasional use of viagra would be safe or a risk to take.
I don't think Viagra is a dangerous drug, but it will simply not work in your case. Viagra is a drug that deals with blood flow, not a psychological problem. Your problem is in your head.
Have you ever had sex with a woman? Possibly you just lack the experience.
Possibly you need more foreplay time.
Viagra(Sildenafil) is a vasodilator (that is, a drug that dilates blood vessels), and consequently it lowers the systolic blood pressure (the "top" number in blood pressure measurements) by an average of 8 mmHg. In the majority of patients with heart disease, including most of those being treated with antihypertensive drugs, this is not a problem.
I was diagnose with clogged arteries over a year ago. I even had a stent put in because one of my arteries was ecluded. I still had stable angina every time I did some for of cardio activity or is I ate something with sodium. I started using Nitroglycerin patches and even have the pills just in case my angina episode occurs.
I had a date and I read online that you can't take viagra and any nitrates cause it can drop your blood pressure really low.
Please try Viagra if you are a woman who has MS. The study for efficacy of Viagra in women which is currently in progress is a study for sexual enhancement for women. So it has nothing to do with MS. Viagra increases blood flow and it helps a lot. It will drop your blood pressure and you don't want it to drop to a dangerous level, so you need to monitor it. Start with the minimum effective dose which is 25mg and see if it does something for you.
Ask a pharmacist. When it comes to drug interactions, they are usually far more knowledgeable than doctors, and have databases in which to look up interactions. It's good to ask the prescribing doctor too (and if you don't have a viagra prescription already, definitely tell your doctor about ALL medications and supplements you take).
Have you had testosterone levels tested to make sure Viagra is the proper drug for you? Hypothyroidism can cause low libido, but so can adrenal issues. If you haven't had other tests done, I'd suggest you do so.
Aside from that, talking to your doctor would be the best thing to do before taking drugs, such as Viagra or others in the same class.
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.
Hello, I have been using Viagra for a few years with great results. But sometimes I need a faster reaction time. I have tried it rectally by dissolving 25mg in a very small about of warm water and with a small syringe injecting it into my rectum. The results are must faster and stronger it seems than taking it orally. Wondering if there is anything negative about this?
t know if taking Viagra is likely to be a problem or not (I do know that Viagra was originally developed to be a heart drug, they only discovered in testing that it also had the effect of causing erections!)
You should go and see a doctor about this. I guess you must already be seeing a doctor about your blood pressure, so go and speak to them and tell them you are having this problem. Only a doctor can tell you for sure if it is related, and advise what the best thing to do would be.
I agree w/ GuitarRox - doubtful this one-time deal would do you much harm. But same as GR, I'd want to know why you took Viagra in the 1st place at age 24 - were you experiencing any symptoms that made you think you were developing ED, or was this just sort of an 'experiment' to see what would happen? First, it's never a good idea to take a Rx drug that wasn't prescribed for you, and 2nd, it's an even worse idea to take a larger dose than prescribed.
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