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Is Viagra Bad For You?

Short answer

 If you do not have erectile dysfunction, yes it is bad for you! If you do have ED be sure to take under the consent of your doctor.


Long answer

 Viagra is used mostly by men ages 50-60 specifically for erectile dysfunction, or in other words where the heart cannot pump enough blood to become erect. However, recreational use of viagra by younger men has become increasingly popular in the last few years. If you do not have ED (erectile dysfunction) you SHOULD NOT use viagra. It is not a libido booster, and will most likely lead to unwanted side effects if you are not using it properly.

To start off, using viagra recreationally will most likely result in becoming dependent on it, resulting in actually developing erectile dysfunction. This means it will become "hard to get hard", and you will find yourself needing viagra to have sex (possibly even more powerful remedies in the future - such as injections or implants). Taking viagra on a normal basis can lead to side effects such as nosebleeds, muscle pain, diarrhea, headaches, sleeping trouble, bladder / urination pain, and dizziness. You may also find yourself with an erection lasting longer than 4 hours (most common side effect), which can be extremely painful. If this happens to you, you should consult a physician immediately.

If you are using viagra for its true purpose and are taking it under the approval / watch of your doctor, you most likely won't experience any problems. However, it's good to note that viagra shouldn't be mixed with other medicines that contain nitrates. Many symptoms can arise from this such as blurred vision, liver problems, and heart attacks (although rare).

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