fildena Citrate is also known as Viagra is a medicine that is used to treat men who are experiencing impotence. Impotence, also known as erectile dysfunction is a condition in where a man isn't capable of forming and maintaining an erection. Viagra is commonly used to treat this condition.

Viagra comes in pill form that are consumed prior to sexual encounters. When consumed 30 minutes to 4 hours prior to the sexual encounter can increase blood flow, and assists you to create and keep an erection during your sexual encounter. It comes in three doses: 25, 50 or 100 mg.

Viagra shouldn't be used without consulting a physician or having a full knowledge of your medical condition. Experts advise against Viagra in the event of a stroke, heart attack and a history of heart disease and leukemia, liver disorders or renal issues as well as stomach ulcers and bleeding conditions. Patients suffering from these issues could suffer from serious health issues while taking Viagra. It is possible that it can result in fatal issues such as stroke, heart attack extreme high blood pressure and even sudden death.

Young people in good health are unlikely to experience any issues with Viagra however, if you are approaching your 60s or older, it is recommended to speak with your doctor to determine if you are able to take Viagra and, if yes and how much. Viagra should not be used more than twice in a day in any way.

Viagra is typically marketed to males. But, it's now classified as a FDA pregnant category B. This means it won't cause adverse effects on an unborn baby.

Viagra is known to cause some adverse side effects, but these are typically mild. Some cases of this have been discovered due to an the overdose. The most common side effects include headache, sneezing and blurred vision and facial flushing. But, these effects are only for just a few hours. There are times when some men have experienced prolonged erections this is because of over dosage or other health issues. An erection is not supposed to last more than 4 hours, in any situation. And in the event that it does, consult with your physician right away.