Hi! This’s me again, Dr Melissa D. Miller and I’m really glad to help you. Last time we talked about Viagra, its effectiveness and dosage. I hope you learned that it’s very important when your doctor is keeping you under observation during taking Viagra. For example, only a doctor can choose the right dose for you and, as you already know, a dose play very important role in getting full satisfactory.
Today I’d like to inform you about some contra-indication and side effects of Viagra. I know this theme’s far from being the best but your health depends on this information. So, be attentive to all I say.
First of all you should be in the know that men who take any medicines that include nitrates, for example, nitroglycerin (it doesn’t depend on duration of taking such medicines), so, these men shouldn’t take Viagra.
So, taking Viagra you can experience :
- headache
- facial flushing
- upset stomach
- decrease or loss of vision
- bluish vision
- blurred vision
- sensitivity to light
- chest pain
- nausea
But don’t be afraid, side effects are almost depend on man’s health. So, if your doctor examined you in full way and you tell him the truth about drugs you’re taking, excluding Viagra, nothing’ll disturb you. In any time, if you experience any of worded side effects you should immediately call for a doctor.
If you take medicines called alpha-blockers to treat high blood pressure or prostate problems your doctor can recommend you to start on a lower dose of Viagra.
So, I hope my information’ll help you to do the right things and, of course, to be in earnest about your treatment.
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