Get diagnosed with erectile dysfunction
Most men experience an occasional episode of erectile dysfunction. Medical experts believe that the condition should be taken seriously if you suffer from erectile dysfunction on a consistent basis. You should also not start self-treatment for erectile dysfunction. It is important to be diagnosed by a doctor to determine the cause of impotence. Many men are hesitant to discuss their sexual problems with their doctor; however, experts suggest that you should take the problem seriously. Erectile dysfunction is a common sexual problem, so your doctor will be comfortable discussing the condition.
Ask your doctor about treatment with Viagra
Once your doctor has confirmed that you have erectile dysfunction and that you need treatment to help you resume your sex life, he or she may suggest a variety of treatment options, including vacuum pumps, penile injection, and impotence pills. These days, many men prefer to use impotence pills like Viagra (Viagra). Viagra is approved by the FDA and has been proven safe and effective. You need to take; Viagra tablet about 60 minutes before the planned sexual activity. The effect of the drug lasts about 4 hours. In sexual stimulation, Viagra will help you achieve a firm and prolonged erection, necessary for sexual intercourse.
Find out if Viagra will be right for you
Although Viagra has been shown to be safe and effective, the medication may not be appropriate for everyone. Men taking any form of nitrate medication should not take Viagra treatment. A combination of nitrate and Viagra can cause your blood pressure to drop to dangerous levels. Viagra should also be used with caution in men with heart disease. Therefore, while discussing Viagra treatment with your doctor, be sure to disclose all of your medical conditions and medications you may be taking. Also, educate yourself about the possible side effects of the medication.
Take Viagra in the recommended dose
Developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer, Viagra tablets are available in three doses of 25 mg, 50 mg and 100 mg. Doctors usually start treatment with the lowest dose of Viagra and increase the strength of the dose if the lower dose does not give effective results and is well tolerated by your body. In any case, you should not change the dose of Viagra on your own. You should also not take more than one dose of Viagra in a 24-hour period.
Viagra does not work as an aphrodisiac
Men who take Viagra tablets for the treatment of erectile dysfunction should be aware that the drug does not work as an aphrodisiac. It will not increase your sexual desire or libido. Viagra also does not offer birth control or protect you from sexually transmitted diseases. The drug will only help you achieve an erection once you are sexually stimulated. If your impotence is due to relationship problems, you will need to work on developing your relationship to get the most out of the medication.
