Viagra: how its works?
For what seems like a significant amount of men in South Africa, Viagra is their go to medication st hand for their issues. In places such as South Africa, there have always been ‘exotic’ ways to pump up and fuel the male sexual power; from tiger urine to even the faintest bit of puffer-fish toxin, it appears men will do literally anything to achieve sexual power and stamina.
Thankfully, there are now several safer ways to do this. One of these ways is Viagra. Viagra, when taken as deliberately prescribed, can do wonders for a man’s health. It is not only used for erectile dysfunction but can also be used to regulate blood flow for people with heart problems as well.
Viagra unfortunately is not a wonder drug – the user will not experience an erection simply because they took one of the pills. There needs to be the element of sexual arousal as well as everything working in the sense of ‘plumbing’. Meaning that the veins and arteries of the penis need to be fully functioning in order for blood to flow through to achieve an erection. Many who take the drug are sometimes left with inadequacy issues and fear that they may never achieve an erection at all. This is common; some men that do take Viagra may sometimes not achieve an erection, and sometimes they may. It all truly depends on the body’s health, and the element of sexual arousal to be present.
Viagra is a wonderful drug, giving men confidence to be able to do what comes natural, despite their erectile dysfunction. It’s something that makes these men feel more normal, and less stigmatized and ‘weak’ or even as less of a man because they can not achieve an erection with the ease of another, so to say.
The drug works by relaxing the valves of the penis by inhibiting the enzymes. It has also been reported to make the penis more sensitive to sexual stimulation; much more sensitive than without Viagra. This along with the process Viagra sets into motion allows for the man to achieve an erection and to keep it for longer than what would be considered as their normal day duration.
Viagra side effects
Many of the side effects of Viagra are rather close common; listing such as headaches and flushing as well as those that are more rare such and abnormal vision as well as the vision turning a tinge of blue.
Irregular heartbeat is also one of the very rare side effects, and well as fainting, heart attack, stroke, and death. These are not at all common while taking Viagra, and any sign of symptoms should be taken very seriously and reported to your doctor.
Some men may not be able to take Viagra; there are indeed several other strains and genetics of the drug that remove or add simple ingredients that can appeal to those that cannot take the original drug. Many have reported the effects being slightly weaker and lasting not quite as long. Viagra is a drug that should be taken as prescribed and never more than one dose at a time. Those with weakened hearts should talk to their doctor about the safety risks of taking Viagra, or can be prescribed a different strain.