Viagra Facts: Whats Good And Whats Bad

Men around the world vote Viagra as the most preferred drug for treating erectile dysfunction. Women, especially older ones, have shown more interest in sexual health after men took to Viagra.

When in doubt, ask
Does Viagra treat medical problems other than ED?
Does Viagra cause blindness?
Does it have harmful side effects?

The truth about Viagra
Viagra treats Congestive heart failure
Congestive heart failure affects nearly five million Americans. It is the condition in which, the heart is unable to pump enough blood to other body organs. The hearts weak pumping action results in a build up of fluid, which causes congestion in your lungs. The combination of congestive heart failure and erectile dysfunction often cause depression. But the ED drug Viagra can control all the three aforementioned health conditions and help you lead a more active life. Viagra has no harmful side effects and improves exercise performance.

Viagra helps children with PH (Pulmonary Hypertension)

Viagra relaxes the smooth muscle of blood vessels and increases blood flow. The same effect helps those with pulmonary hypertension. Children with PH walked farther and breathed easier after taking Viagra.

Viagra treats ED

Men who are unable to have an erection or sustain it find relief with Viagra. It increases the blood flow to the penis, relaxes the muscles and guides men improve their sexual life. If taken in proper doses, Viagra gives satisfying results.

Viagra and its side effects

Does Viagra cause NAION?

NAION (Non-arteritic Ischemic Optic Neuropathy) is a severe medical condition in which there is a sudden failure of blood supply to the optic nerve resulting in vision loss. The FDA is investigating the links between ED drugs and Naion. Though there is no evidence yet, the FDA has demanded Viagra and other ED drugs like Cialis and Levitra to include Naion risks in their drug labels.

Other side effects of Viagra
Headache
Flushing
Upset stomach
Runny nose
Urinary tract infection
Diarrhea