Post Date December, 03 2023
Is it really useful for men to eat Viagra
Erectile dysfunction is a common disease in adult males. With the entry of three types of "Viagra" - Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra - into the Chinese market, many patients have been relieved of their pain.
However, experts point out that many people have many misconceptions when using medication, and they should pay more attention when taking it to avoid causing damage to the body and also affecting the effect. Is it really effective for men to take Viagra?
Waiting for a natural erection after taking 'Viagra'
Many people believe that as long as they take medication, they will have an erection, but in reality, this is not the case. After taking medication, there must be sufficient sexual stimulation in order for the medication to be effective. Many patients, unaware of the characteristics of "Viagra", wait for an erection after taking oral medication, or have poor control of sexual activity time, which affects the therapeutic effect.
Lack of time awareness when taking 'Viagra'
What are the taboos and misconceptions for men to eat Viagra? Is Viagra easy to use? How is the effect of Viagra? I believe this is a question that many men have in their hearts. Like other drugs, there are also many contraindications when taking Viagra, and it takes about 30-60 minutes of gastrointestinal absorption time after oral administration. The best time for sexual activity is 1-4 hours after taking the medication. Many patients may have poor time management, which can also affect the therapeutic effect. So there are really many issues to pay attention to when taking aphrodisiacs. Here is a list of taboos and misconceptions that men with premature ejaculation should avoid when taking Viagra.
Not aware of potential side effects
Viagra has a mild vasodilation effect on surrounding blood vessels, and sensitive patients (about 15%) may experience one-time facial flushing, mild headache, dizziness, nasal congestion, or gastrointestinal reactions, which will not affect sexual activity. Regular use of Viagra does not affect cardiovascular function. If you are not aware of the possible side effects, if mild side effects occur and you feel nervous or anxious, it can also affect the therapeutic effect. Experts suggest that traditional Chinese medicine for nourishing and tonifying the kidneys is safer and healthier.
Not understanding the contraindications of "Viagra"
If taken together with commonly used cardiovascular drugs such as nitroglycerin and isosorbide dinitrate, it may significantly reduce blood pressure and cause cardiovascular risk. Therefore, patients who have recently taken nitroester drugs should strictly avoid using "Viagra".
Moreover, sexual activity itself consumes physical energy, so patients with cardiovascular disease should not take "Viagra" to try sexual activity if their heart function is in a period of decompensation or if they have moderate to severe cardiovascular disease.
Blindly seeking a cure "Viagra"
Viagra drugs can only temporarily improve erectile function and cannot cure ED. Therefore, patients can only take medication when needed to have sex. Experts suggest establishing correct and healthy dietary habits, using traditional Chinese medicine to nourish the kidneys, tonify blood essence, and engage in more fitness activities instead of relying on medication for short-term sexual activity.
In addition, men with premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction should note that taking "Viagra" is not 100% effective in enhancing their yang, and the overall clinical effective rate is around 80%. Therefore, Viagra cannot be used as a universal medication. For men with mild erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, exercising well or treating erectile dysfunction through dietary supplements is the best approach.
