Viagra 100 mg

Viagra is a medication used to address male sexual dysfunction (impotence or erectile dysfunction-ED). When combined with sexual stimulation sildenafil increases the flow of blood to the penis to benefit the man achieve and maintain an erection.This medication does not favor protection against sexually transmitted infections (such like HIV, hepatitis B, the syphilis virus, and gonorrhea). Make sure you practice “safe sex” such as condoms made from latex. 

How to use Viagra

Check out the patient Information Leaflet if available from your pharmacist prior to beginning taking sildenafil, and every time you refill. For treatment of ED or erectile dysfunction to treat ED, you should take this drug orally as directed by your doctor, generally whenever required. Sildenafil should be taken within 30 minutes, but not longer than 4 hours before you engage in sexual activities (1 hour prior to sexual activity is the most efficient). Don’t exceed every day.Consuming a high-fat diet can slow down how quickly the drug starts to take effect.

The dosage will depend on the condition of your body, your response to treatment, and any other medication you might be taking. Make sure you inform your pharmacist and doctor of every product you take (including prescription and herbal and non-prescription products).

Side Effects

A headache, dizziness, flushing, nausea or stomach discomfort could be a sign. Changes in vision, such as an improvement in perception of lighting, blurred or distorted vision or difficulty in telling green and blue colors could also happen. When any one of the symptoms persist or become worsened, inform your physician or pharmacist immediately.

To decrease the risk of lightheadedness and dizziness take your time when getting up from a lying or sitting position.

Be aware that this medication was given by your physician because they have determined that the benefit for you is higher over the potential risk of adverse consequences. A majority of users together with this medication don’t have any serious side effects.

Sexual activity can put additional stress on your heart specifically when you suffer from heart issues. If you are suffering from heart problems and suffer from any of the following severe side effects when doing sex, you should immediately seek medical benefits immediately: extreme fainting, dizziness and chest/jaw/left-arm pain nausea.

Sometimes, sudden decrease in vision, even permanent blindness in either eye or both (NAION) can be observed. If you notice this problem, discontinue taking sildenafil and seek medical benefit immediately. There is a slight boost in likelihood of having NAION when you have diabetes, heart disease and high cholesterol, other eye conditions (“crowded disk”) or high blood pressure, especially if you’re older than 50 or smoke.

Sometimes, a sudden drop (or loss) of hearing, usually with ringing in ears and dizziness, can be observed. Stop taking sildenafil and seek medical benefit promptly if any of the symptoms are noticed.

In the unlikely event that you experience a painful or prolonged erection that lasts 4 and more, you should stop with the drug and seek medical benefit immediately or permanent issues could develop.

A severe adverse reaction from this medication is not common. However, seek medical benefit immediately if you observe any signs of an allergy that is severe that include: swelling or itching (especially of the mouth, tongue or face) extreme dizziness, difficulty breathing.

Precautions

Before you take sildenafil, tell your physician or pharmacist if allergic to it, or if you have other allergies. The product could have inactive ingredients, which could cause allergies or other issues. Consult your pharmacist for further information.

Prior to together these medications, inform your physician or pharmacist the medical information you have, particularly of heart conditions (such as heart attacks or life-threatening irregular heartbeats within the last six months, angina or chest pain or heart failure) stroke within the last six months, kidney disease liver disease, low or high blood pressure as well as dehydration and penis issues (such as angulation, fibrosis/scarring, or Peyronie’s disease) and a history of a painful or prolonged an erection (priapism) or conditions that could boost the chance of having a prapism (such like sickle cells anemia, leukemia and different myeloma) and eye issues (such as retinitis pigmentosa abruptly reduced vision or NAION).

The drug could cause you to feel dizzy or create vision issues. Cannabis or alcohol (cannabis) may cause you to become more dizzy. Avoid driving, using machinery, or perform any activity that requires you to be alert or have clear vision until you are able to perform it in a safe manner. Reduce your intake of alcohol. Discuss with your physician when you’re with cannabis (cannabis).

Before you undergo surgery, inform your dentist or doctor about the products you’re using (including prescription and non-prescription medications, and herbs).

When pregnant, sildenafil should be administered only when required. Because the high blood pressure of the lung is considered to be a severe problem that could harm the woman who is pregnant and the unborn child and her unborn baby, you should not stop taking this medication unless advised by your physician. If you’re planning to become pregnant or are pregnant, or believe you might be pregnant, speak to your physician about the advantages and dangers of sildenafil.

Interactions

Drug interactions could alter how your medications function or improve the risk of dangerous adverse consequences. This document doesn’t cover all interactions that could occur between drugs. Keep a list of all the products you use (including drugs and herbal products) and discuss it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not begin or stop or alter the dose of any medication without the approval of your physician.

Certain products that could be in a relationship with this drug include the following: riociguat and vericiguat.

Sildenafil may cause a severe decrease in blood pressure if you are taking Nitrates. A severe decrease in blood pressure could result in fainting, dizziness and, in rare cases, heart attack or stroke. Avoid taking sildenafil in conjunction with all of the following: medicines that treat chest pain or angina (nitrates like nitroglycerin isosorbide) and recreational drugs referred to as “poppers” containing amyl nitrate amyl-nitrite, amyl-nitrite or butyl Nitrite.

If you’re also on an Alpha blocker drug (such as tamsulosin, doxazosin) to treat BPH/enlarged prostate as well as high blood pressure and your blood pressure could be too low, which could cause fainting or dizziness. Your doctor could begin treatment by using less sildenafil in order to reduce the risk of having low blood pressure.

Other medications can impact the elimination of sildenafil in your body, which could influence the way sildenafil is used. Examples include antifungals containing azole (such as ketoconazole, itraconazole) macrolide antifungals (such such as clarithromycin and erythromycin), HIV protease inhibitors (such as saquinavir) Mifepristone, rifampin as well as ritonavir.

Do not take this medicine alongside any other medication which contains sildenafil, or similar drugs for erectile dysfunction-ED or hypertension in the lungs (such as tadalafil or vardenafil).

Overdose

If a person is overdosed and suffers from severe signs such as nausea, vomiting or breathing difficulties Call 911. Otherwise, contact the poison control center immediately. US residents can reach your local poison control line at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can dial the provincial poison control center. The signs of an overdose could include severe dizziness, a feeling of fainting, an extended or painful sexual activity.