- Headache.
- Upset stomach or diarrhea.
- Dizziness.
- Heartburn.
- Runny or stuffy nose.
- Nosebleeds.
- Flushing.
- Difficulty sleeping.
Why is Viagra bad for the heart?
Viagra is a vasodilator, meaning it helps open up blood vessels and arteries. That being said, there have been
reports of heart attack, stroke, arrhythmia and even death in men
taking Viagra.
Can Viagra cause a heart attack?
There is no conclusive evidence linking Viagra to heart attack
, but men with existing heart conditions and those who are taking heart medications should avoid or exercise caution when taking erectile dysfunction drugs.
Has anyone died from Viagra?
Background: Sildenafil (Viagra) has been linked to
240 deaths
(128 verified, 112 unverified) reported to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) during 7.5 months of availability, and to 522 reported deaths after 13 months of availability.
Can Viagra cause a stroke?
However, when used as directed and with the recommended precautions, Viagra is not normally associated with heart attacks or strokes. In fact, documented cases of Viagra causing strokes are
typically associated with overuse and abuse of Viagra
.
What happens if you take Viagra everyday?
Taking a daily dose of Viagra can
help stop the intensity of the progression of ED
. It also has other benefits, including improving your ability to urinate and improving your quality of life in general. Discuss dosage and frequency with your doctor to determine what works best for you.
What will 200mg of Viagra do?
This study demonstrates that administration of sildenafil at doses of 150–200 mg results
in sufficient rigidity to achieve vaginal intromission and complete satisfactory sexual intercourse
in 24.1% of ED sufferers who had previously failed a trial of sildenafil 100 mg.
Can I take 2 Viagra in a day?
Your healthcare provider will prescribe the dose of Viagra that’s best for you, depending on your medical history and other drugs and supplements you’re currently taking.
Never take more than one dose of Viagra per day
.
What happens if you drink alcohol with Viagra?
priapism, or a painful,
long-term erection
.
sudden hearing loss
.
sudden vision loss
.
increased intraocular pressure
(pressure on the fluid inside the eye)
Can Viagra overdose cause death?
Apart from these more salacious cases, Viagra overdoses can result in a range of cardiovascular symptoms including chest pain, fainting, irregular heartbeat, low blood pressure, heart attack, and,
rarely, death
.
Does Viagra affect your brain?
8, 2002 — Viagra, the drug best known for reviving men’s sex lives, may also
revitalize the brain
, according to new research. An animal study suggests that the anti-impotence drug can reduce the effects of stroke by helping the brain heal itself.
Can Viagra affect you mentally?
Results: Published studies reported that
sildenafil crosses the blood-brain barrier
, that it exerts various biochemical and physiologic effects in the brain, and that it affects information processing.
Can long term use of Viagra be harmful?
The
drug is widely considered safe and effective
. Long term toxicology studies in animals haven’t found any adverse long term health effects of taking sildenafil.
How long should you wait between taking Viagra?
Each dose should be taken
about 4 to 6 hours apart
. Children—Use and dose must be determined by your doctor.
What happens if you take Viagra and don’t have erectile dysfunction?
Taking Viagra without an ED diagnosis can
mask the fact that you’re actually really suffering
and can jeopardise your long-term sexual performance. If you do have ED, fake pills can worsen the psychological effects, making you think you’re in worse shape than you really are.
How many times can you take Viagra in a day?
Do not take Viagra
more than once daily
. The usual recommended dosage is 50mg (range 25mg to 100mg), taken when needed, an hour before sexual activity. However, it may be taken anywhere from 30 minutes to four hours before sexual activity. Do not exceed the maximum recommended dose.
