Inform yourself before you start trying Viagra

1.Learn about possible side effects. For most, but not all men, these drugs are quite safe. The only significant side effects are headache (16 percent of users), flushing (10 percent), upset stomach (7 percent), nasal congestion (4 percent), and rarely, visual disturbances (mostly in men with chronic eye conditions such as macular degeneration)

2.Research your insurance coverage. Some health insurers cover erection medications, but many provide only partial coverage, or none at all. However, even without insurance coverage these drugs are quite affordable. The Viagra dose most men take, 50 mg, costs about $10—a modest price to pay for an amorous evening free from erection worries!

3.Know that, despite their success, erection drugs also have limitations. They are ineffective in about 25 percent of cases. As severity of ED increases, their effectiveness decreases. For example, the drugs work well in many men with the beginnings of diabetic ED, but less well in diabetics with considerable cardiovascular and neurological damage. In men with mild erection balkiness, these drugs may not work in some situations—if a man feels particularly stressed, distracted or alienated from the sexual experience.

How to Use Viagra and Other Erection Drugs?

Viagra is used for treatment of erection impairment, now medically called erectile dysfunction (ED). Viagra was not the first drug treatment for erection impairment, but it was the one that captured the public’s imagination. Today, Viagra is one of the most successful drugs ever marketed. More than 10 million men have taken more than 125 million tablets. Annual sales approach $2 billion. The future of the little blue pill—and other erection medications—looks bright.
Be aware the erection medication is not the answer to every man’s erection problem, though erection medication certainly has a place in treatment of ED. Many erection difficulties are caused by sexual anxiety, and resolve when men learn more about sex, relax about it, and adopt a less ****-centered, holistic and sensual approach to lovemaking. Other erection difficulties are caused by medical problems and resolve when the illnesses are treated. Many erection problems are caused by drugs (notably alcohol and cigarettes) and drug side effects and can be helped by cutting back on alcohol, quitting smoking, or tinkering with prescriptions.