Generic Viagra is an oral medicine used to treat male impotence also known as Erectile dysfunction (ED). Generic Viagra has the same active ingredient as Viagra trademark, and represents the power, strength and dosage. Generic Viagra the generic version of the world's first ED pill should be taken at least 30-60 minutes before intercourse. It lasts for 4 hours and can be up to three times per day.
The success of oral ED drugs is very high, over 90%, but different people require different doses to achieve optimal results.
Does Generic Viagra have any side effects?
Side effects associated with Generic Viagra tend to be easy, but as with any other medicines they are not suitable for all and should not be taken with caution. Patients taking Generic Viagra should be aware that reactions vary from person to person and side effects can not be predicted.
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Common mild side effects include:
• Blurred vision or color-colored and / or sensitivity to light.
• Acid indigestion.
• diarrhea.
• Headache.
• Nasal congestion.
• urinary tract infections.
You should not take Generic Viagra:
• You are taking any nitrate-based drugs (such as nitroglycerin, isosorbide).
• You use any recreational drugs containing amyl or butyl nitrate, as "poppers".
• you suffer from any active heart disease or have had a stroke in the previous 6 months.
You should be careful and tell your doctor or pharmacist if:
• You have a history of the penis conditions (eg, angulation, fibrosis, and priapism - an erection that lasts longer than 4 hours).
• You have any blood cell disorders (such as sickle cell anemia, leukemia).
• You are taking any alpha-blockers (blood pressure) medicine.
• You are taking any other medicines for impotence or HIV inhibitors.
• You suffer from any eye disease or have ever experienced severe loss of vision.
• You suffer from any kidney or liver diseases.
• you suffer from very high or very low blood pressure.
Allergic reactions to Generic Viagra are very rare, but if you develop a reaction (rash, itching, abnormal swelling, priapism) or experience any change in your response to Generic Viagra, stop taking them immediately and consult a doctor.
