What If A Healthy Man Takes Viagra?

Sildenafil-based Viagra is a synthetic product in the form of well-known blue tablets that restores potency and gives a man the joy of sex. One tablet of Viagra from Canadian Pharmacy gives frequent change of position, rapid recovery of sexual endurance after intercourse, the rapid occurrence of an erection after short-term stimulation of the penis.

Indications

As stated by ambitbio.com, the main indication for the use of Viagra offered by Canadian Pharmacy is erectile dysfunction, which is expressed in short-term or permanent erectile dysfunction, which appears for the following reasons:

• stress and distress;
• physical overwork, hard physical labor;
• psychological complexes and self-doubt (this happens when having sex with a new partner);
• insufficient concentration of testosterone in the body;
• endocrine system disorders;
• chronic prostatitis;
• alcohol abuse.

In all these cases, Viagra will give a persistent erection, sufficient for full sexual intercourse.

Can Sildenafil be taken in healthy men?

Sometimes a temporary erectile dysfunction is not a sign of pathology. A man can get very tired after a long working day, drink an extra glass of wine, get nervous because of problems at home or in the professional sphere, get a viral disease – all this often leads to impaired potency, which disappear after a good rest and body restoration.

If you can’t disappoint your partner, in such a situation it is recommended to take half or the whole tablet of Viagra: it will quickly restore potency if you want to have sex.

What will happen if you take the drug in the absence of any intimate problems? In this situation, sildenafil simply does not have any noticeable effect, you can still enjoy all sexual life. The drug will not do any harm to a healthy man and will not cause side effects.

In what cases is it not recommended to take sildenafil?

Regardless of problems with erectile function, Viagra should not be taken in the following situations:

• allergy to sildenafil or auxiliary components that are contained in tablets;
• age under 18;
• women, especially during pregnancy and lactation;
• severe diseases that fall under the competence of a cardiologist (heart failure, stroke, heart attack, arrhythmia, blood pressure drops);
• diseases of the liver and kidneys that are in the terminal stage;
• penile deformities (they can be congenital), penile injury;
• the simultaneous use of other stimulants for erection.

Category: Health-wellness

Tags: erectile dysfunction, Men’s Health, sexual dysfunction, Viagra