Is Viagra In Greece Worth It

Ever since its introduction, Viagra has been a hit among men seeking to restore their sex life to its former glory. It isn’t easy having erectile dysfunction so when a pill came along that could mitigate ED in a quick and convenient fashion, it quickly became popular. Erectile dysfunction affects men in Greece to the tune of around 1 million men. That is a sizable portion of the country’s male population and this is fairly representative of the number of men affected worldwide relative to the country’s scale. It is not a small problem, if you have erectile dysfunction it can be deafening damper on the joy in your life. Aside from feeling old, your sex life will suffer and an erection will be harder and harder to get.

What is erectile dysfunction

As a solution to being unable to get an erection, a treatment was developed called Viagra. Viagra is a pill that comes in 25, 50, or 100 mg and it’s taken around 15 to 30 minutes before sex. Viagra uses the active ingredient known as sildenafil citrate to restore blood flow to the penis and allow an erection. When a man has erectile dysfunction, the chemical process that triggers an erection malfunctions. To get it working properly again, the sildenafil and Viagra sends a signal to increase blood flow to the penis. To do this the blood vessels  carrying blood to the penis expand while at the same time the blood vessels carrying blood away constrict and get smaller. This allows for the buildup of blood to be stored inside the penis and creates an erection.

What is Viagra

Viagra can be taken by men of all ages but it is recommended that a patient starts with a dose 25 to 50 mg. Viagra can be taken with or without food around 30 minutes to 4 hours before sexual intercourse. Since the pills come in 25, 50 or 100 mg tablets it is easy to break up your doses and carry a few of them with you in case of an emergency. If a sexual encounter arises you can still be prepared by popping a Viagra and your erectile dysfunction will be held at Bay for the duration of its effects. Viagra does not automatically create an erection, it still requires a man to be sexually stimulated. Because of the way so Dennis still works, Viagra can be taken before sex and its effects will last for up to 3 to 5 hours.

The duration of Viagra depends on a person’s size, weight, and metabolism.

Seek a physician

If you are considering taking Viagra, you should always speak with your doctor first and be aware of the potential side effects. For the most part, any side effects associated with Viagra are minimal and the benefits outweigh the cost. There are some medications you should not take Viagra with such as nitrates for chest pain or have a history of heart disease. The side effects of Viagra can include:

• Headache
• Feeling flushed
• Upset stomach
• Blurred vision
• Running nose
• Muscle ache
• Back Pain
• Nausea

Bring it up with your doctor

Bringing up the topic of erectile dysfunction with your doctor can seem like an embarrassing prospect, but don’t worry, it’s nothing they haven’t heard before. Letting some embarrassing feelings get in the way of restoring your sex life is nonsensical. Simply push through any anxiety you may be feeling towards the subject and get help from your doctor. A doctor can prescribe Viagra and well in that it does not have any adverse effects with any medications you may be taking. It isn’t always possible for a person to take Viagra, sometimes heart conditions or other medications may prevent Viagra from being a viable option.

Who can benefit from Viagra

The vast majority of men can benefit from Viagra and it isn’t even a question. If you ask a man who had erectile dysfunction before taking Viagra they would probably tell you they would be willing to do anything to get their functioning sexual organ back. It is a devastating blow to be unable to please your partner if you are unable to get an erection. As with all things, check with your doctor first and explain the situation to them. They will be able to recommend a pharmacy or begin a treatment plan for Viagra. So find out whether it is right for you today and don’t put it off any longer.