When Should Viagra Not Be Taken?

Viagra is a safe and very effective drug for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men. However, there are cases where the intake may have negative effects or even become dangerous.

These include, for example:

Drug or excessive alcohol consumption
Risk of drug interactions
The occurrence of other diseases
Relationship problems
If there is no erectile dysfunction
If there is an allergy to the ingredients
For non-male users
If it has previously caused side effects
If it is possibly a fake drug with the name of Viagra
If the user does not plan to have intercourse

Consequently, each individual patient should consult their doctors before taking Viagra. In the following, we take a closer look at the individual factors that make Viagra unsuitable.

If you have or have suffered earlier from any of the following conditions you should not take Viagra:

Recent heart attack
Recent stroke
Low blood pressure
Severe heart problems or heart disease
Severe liver problems or liver disease
Any sever eye disease

If Viagra is not suitable for you as a result of one of these diseases, you may find an alternative treatment for erectile dysfunction that is not risky.

Viagra should not be taken with consumption of drug or alcohol:

To reduce the potential health risks associated with alcohol consumption, you should consume no more than a large glass of wine or a pint of beer a day. It is also worth noting that chronic alcohol abuse can permanently damage the arteries that conduct blood to the penis.

Alcohol or drug congestion while using Viagra may affect the effectiveness of the drug. In order to achieve the best possible effect, you should refrain from excessive alcohol consumption and the use of drugs. If you have any drug or alcohol addiction, it is advisable to seek treatment before you start treating Erectile Dysfunction.

If there is no erectile dysfunction:

Viagra is used to treat Erectile Dysfunction in men and should not be taken if there are no erection problems. It cannot be used to improve sexual performance. This can be rather counterproductive. Taking Viagra to improve your stamina and the hardness of your erection can cause you to develop erectile dysfunction if you have intercourse again without taking Viagra.

If there is an allergy to the ingredients:

If you are allergic to any of the ingredients of Viagra, you must not take this medicine under any circumstances. Even if you are taking Viagra and then experience an allergic reaction, stop taking it and ask your doctor.

If it is a fake:

If you purchase Viagra and assume that it is not the original medicine, you should not take it. In addition to regular pharmacies, you can also buy Viagra online. Make sure it is a registered pharmacy.

If you do not intend to have intercourse:

Viagra should only be taken if you intend to engage in sexual activity. In sexual stimulation, the effects of Viagra occur 30 to 60 minutes after ingestion. It is important to know that Viagra can only be taken once within 24 hours.

If Viagra does not help you get an erection strong enough for sexual intercourse then talk to your doctor. Do not take any other dosage than that prescribed by your doctor.