Instructions for Viagra, Cialis, etc. say not to take w/ BP meds. I'm thinking there are a cpl possibilities. Diovan (Valsartan) is available in different doses (20 mg, 40 mg, etc.), so maybe you could take a lower dose on the day you'll be using Viagra. Or possibly just skip your usual dose that day, then resume the next. However, your Dr. may not agree. I think the best strategy is to ask your Dr. about using these 2 drugs at the same time.
Yea it could be viagra but still in order to get an erection with viagra or no viagra, something sexual has to go thru his mind. Perhaps he thinks about sex or something sexual constantly. And there is nothing wrong with that. However, if he is not taking viagra, he shouldn't experience an erection once every hour but if he is taking viagra then yea he can.
Either way, it doesn't matter. This is not a medical condition. He has a good and healthy penis for his age.
I can get erections when i masturbate and keep them long enough to ejaculate and sometimes i get random erections in the morning but when i try to have sex with a girl i cant keep it up...by the time i try to put it in the girl in goes soft...this has been happening since i was 18...i am 26 now...Can viagra or other medication help me get a strong erection?
That sounds more like a buried penis: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/16291-buried-penis. If that's the case, I can't find any literature recommending Viagra as a treatment. Viagra is intended to assist men in getting and maintaining an erection. It doesn't seem likely that this would be a good idea for everyday use, and it's also not intended to be used as a daily medication.
Is your husband overweight?
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.
If you are essentially celibate because you are in a marriage with an asexual partner, can you lose the ability to achieve erection after an extended period of time, (as in my case of apprx. 16 months), due to psychosomatic influences? I guess I know I will never again have sex with this woman but cannot see myself leaving the relationship due to financial and other considerations. I still attempt masturbation but cannot achieve a full erection.
Viagra works a treat for me. No problems whatsoever, only a flush to the face for side affects too.
Plus even though Viagra is extremely expensive, it also seems the cheapest method.
I am already seeing a urologist about this, but has been delaying my appointments for over a year now. I feel as though I will never get round it all (even if it's a serious condition) so all I can really do is help myself to some enhancers for the time being.
Hi folks,
I'm a 41-year old man. I've been having ed problems on and off for a while. I apparently have low testosterone, and have been using Androgel for that. I've also tried, Viagra, and it works like a CHARM pretty much every time.
Here's the thing: I'm a very sexually open person, and I've recently experimented with a few threesomes and foursomes. In each of those cases, despite using the Viagra, I was unable to get an erection.
How come Viagra doesn't work for me? Could it be from the prescriptions I take? Is there anything else I could try?
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m not in the right situation to speak with a doctor regarding my issues although I have in the past and was given a prescription for Viagra; some of which I still possess. Before taking Viagra, I've ensured that I haven't ate anything in the past few hours. I actually addressed the potential issue to people who I've had sex with although they invariably tell me that I don't have erection issues even though I need physical stimulation to become fully erect.
"I’m anxious every time I’m intimate with her - I fear I will fail to perform, and that’s exactly what happens. I have lost my ability to be lost in the moment with her, to 'let go', to enjoy sex without feeling this anxiety."
I'm not a doctor but this sounds like sexual performance anxiety to me.
I know very well how you feel, James.
My b/f and I have been together for 3 yrs. now. At the beginning, our relationship was definitely in the honeymoon stage and sex was never a problem. When he fell back into abusing Oxycontin, his attitude and his sexual desire was affected (went from at least weekly to maybe monthly). He began Suboxone treatment and is now weaning off of the Suboxone, and is now down to 1/4 of 8 mg. per day.
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.
Yes the medication could be causing erectile dysfunction. Not just the medication, but hypertension, diabetes, etc. can cause ED. The first step is to see if you can change your medication. If you have a heart condition and need to take nitrates you will not be able to take Viagra, Levitra, or Cialis.
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