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WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ORGANISM DURING SEX?

When a man is sexually aroused, blood enters the penis more than usual. This increases the penis and becomes firmer. This condition is called an erection. After sexual intercourse, this excess rush of blood to the penis ceases. The erection is gone. If the erection continues for a long time (more than 6 hours), this condition can irreversibly Sildenafil Citrate damage your penis. You should immediately consult a doctor if you have an erection that does not disappear for a long period of time (more than 4 hours). Some diseases and taking a number of drugs disrupt the process of natural appearance of an erection. In these cases, the blood circulation in the penis is inadequate. Therefore, a man can not achieve a full erection. If this condition occurs frequently and repeatedly, this is called erectile dysfunction.

During the sexual act your heart works more intensively. Therefore, people who have heart problems, sexual activity is not recommended. Before you start treating erectile dysfunction by any method, ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough to suffer physical stress during sex. If you feel chest pain, dizziness, or nausea during sex, stop them and immediately inform your doctor about any health problems that you have.

WHY APPLY VIAGRA?

VIAGRA enables many men with erectile dysfunction to get a natural reaction to sexual arousal. When a man is sexually aroused, Viagra helps to improve the blood supply of the penis, allows him to fill up with blood enough to cause an erection. After the end of the sexual act, the erection disappears.

VIAGRA RECEPTION IS CONTRAINDICATED IF:

If you have had hypersensitivity to Viagra, to any of its components or a similar drug.

If you are taking any medications containing nitrates – regularly or if necessary – you should never take Viagra. If you take VIAGRA with any drug containing nitrates, your blood pressure may suddenly drop to life-threatening values. You may feel dizzy, weak, or even experience a heart attack or stroke. Nitrates are found in many prescription drugs used to treat angina (chest pain associated with cardiovascular disease). These drugs are:

•  nitroglycerin (inhalers, ointments, dermal patches or pastes, or tablets for ingestion, chewing or resorption in the oral cavity);
•  isosorbide mononitrate or isosorbide dinitrate (tablets for ingestion, chewing or resorption in the oral cavity).

Nitrates can also be contained in the lungs of “club” drugs, such as amyl nitrate or nitrite (“poppers”). If you are not sure if the nitrate contains the drug you are taking, or you do not understand what substances are nitrates, ask a doctor or pharmacist. Since this is described above ( WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ORGANISM DURING SEX? ), Ask the doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity.

VIAGRA is intended only for patients with erectile dysfunction. VIAGRA is not intended for newborns, children or women. Do not let another person take your VIAGRA.

WHAT DOES VIAGRA DO NOT DO?

VIAGRA does not cure erectile dysfunction. It is a remedy for symptomatic treatment of erectile dysfunction. Viagra does not protect you and your partner from sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV infection – a virus that causes the development of AIDS.

VIAGRA is not a hormone, nor an aphrodisiac.

WHAT TO INFORM THE DOCTOR BEFORE HOW TO START TO ACCEPT VIAGRA?

Only a doctor can for sure decide whether Viagra is the right drug for you. VIAGRA can cause an easy temporary decrease in blood pressure. You may need to undergo a medical examination to establish a diagnosis – erectile dysfunction. And also to find out that you can take VIAGRU without danger for your health, including together with other medicines prescribed to you. The doctor must determine whether your heart will be able to withstand the stresses of having sex. Be sure to tell your doctor:

• If you ever had any heart problems (for example, angina pectoris, chest pain, heart failure, heart rhythm disturbances, heart attack or constriction of the aortic valve);

• If you have a stroke; • If you had low or high blood pressure;

• If you ever had a severe vision loss; • If you have a rare congenital eye disease – pigmentosa retinitis (retinitis pigmentosa);

• If you have had kidney problems; • If you have had liver problems;

• If you have had blood problems, including sickle-cell anemia or leukemia; • If you are allergic to sildenafil or some other ingredient in Viagra tablets;

• If you have a penis deformity, Peyronie’s disease, or ever had an erection lasting more than 4 hours; • If you have had ulcerative bleeding or any other bleeding;

• If you are taking any other medicines.