Archive for August, 2008

Does Viagra work for everyone?

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Although a safe and effective drug, Viagra isn’t suitable for everyone and doesn’t work in all cases. If you fall into either category, your doctor can advise you of other effective treatment options.

Viagra reduces blood pressure slightly, which isn’t a problem in most men. However, this effect is greatly exaggerated if taken with nitrate treatment, which is prescribed for angina (chest pain). Viagra taken with this will cause a large drop in blood pressure which could prove fatal. If you’re taking nitrates, you shouldn’t take Viagra.

Viagra isn’t licensed for use in women and its safety in women hasn’t been established.

If you have a heart condition it’s important that you discuss your condition and medication with your doctor before taking Viagra. Men who have any of the following conditions should also avoid taking it:

  • severe heart or liver problems
  • recent stroke or heart attack
  • low blood pressure
  • certain rare inherited eye diseases

ED Drug Therapy

Sunday, August 10th, 2008

One drug in particular, Viagra, has become an international phenomenon since its launch in the late 1990s.

The drug, also known as Sildenafil, does not directly give a man an erection. It works by boosting the natural mechanism that leads to an erection.

When a man is sexually aroused, certain tissues in his penis relax. This allows large amounts of blood to flow into the muscle, thus producing an erection. Viagra helps by elevating the levels of the chemical that causes the tissues to relax.

These effects were discovered accidentally. The drug was originally developed to improve blood supply to the heart in angina sufferers.

In a small number of cases, people who have taken Viagra have complained of headaches, flushing and stomach-ache.

It can also cause some visual problems, including an increased sensitivity to light, blurred vision or an inability to tell the difference between blue and green. Men who are already taking medicines that contain nitrates, such as nitro-glycerine, are strongly advised not to use Viagra because the combination can lower blood pressure too much.

Another drug, Levitra, works first time for nearly nine out of 10 men (87%) who are experiencing erection difficulties.

Viagra Story: Threesome Thrills

Saturday, August 2nd, 2008

I had to opportunity to have sex with 2 women at the same time and wanted to make sure that I could fully please both of them.  I took 50mg of Viagra about 20 minutes before engaging in any sexual activity.  For some reason, I was expecting it to “kick in”.  During that first 20 minutes, I felt nothing and wondered if it was really going to work.  However, as soon as the first girl started to touch me I got an immediate raging hard-on.  I couldn’t remember being that hard in a long time.

After receiving oral from the first girl, we had great sex which resulted in a very powerful facial orgasm.  After that, the 2 girls played with each other for about 5 minutes and I moved on to the 2nd girl.  This was the real test, what would happen?  To my delight, as soon as the 2nd girl started touching me, the result was the same as before, a very stiff and full hard-on just 5 minutes after my first orgasm.  I was delighted.  I had sex for about 20 minutes with the 2nd girl and gave her the same final treatment, very satisfying for both parties.  Now here’s where I was totally blown away.  After have sex for 20 minutes and shooting my 2nd orgasm, my penis didn’t really go down much.  It stayed about 70% hard.  I immediately moved back over to the first girl and started in on her again.  I was fully hard withing a couple minutes and giving her another hard ride.  I was in heaven!!!

I can’t say enough good things about my experience with Viagra.  There were zero side effects and if a girl hadn’t been touching me, I don’t think I would have known I even took it.  It’s an amazing, amazing drug.  All I can say is Thank You Viagra!