Short answer: it doesn't work for everyone. Some men find no response to it.

Long answer: There could be many reasons.

First, Viagra works best if you have a healthy sex drive and if you're mentally aroused. Some men still need stimulation as well. Without any of these conditions, viagra may not work.

Second, Viagra can produce both nocturnal and spontaneous erections. However, it has a narrow window for working- about 4 hours. (Contrast this with Levitra [6 hours] or Cialis [36+ hours for the 20 mg pill, or most of the day on 5 mg/day pill].) You're supposed to take it within a 4 hour span of expecting intercourse. Some say it works best on an empty stomach or with food- though anecdotal reports show men get the best response when they take Viagra on an empty stomach.

Third, other hormones need to be optimized. Too much or too little estrogen can thwart erectile function (even despite using ED drugs like Viagra or Cialis), and too low testosterone can also prevent erections. A recent study showed ED drugs work best when testosterone is in the optimal range.

Fourth, other drugs can contribute to erectile dysfunction and make it difficult for Viagra to work, such as diuretics. Alcohol can be an enemy to erections, as well.

There are drugs which produce erections more quickly and reliably than Viagra (& work independently of libido), but they can be riskier, both in administration method and side effects. Injections or urethral suppositories can work, but they can also increase the likelihood of priapism, or prolonged, painful erection. However, there is also a gel version of the injectable called Trimix, combining the strength of these medications with a less painful method of administration. Then again, the needle for the injection is quite small, and some don't mind it.

Patanol is a category C pregnancy medication, meaning no studies have been done in pregnant women to determine the possible side effects to the fetus. That being said, some category C drugs will be prescribed by your practitioner if the benefit outweighs the risk. In my opinion, the risk is probably very low. There is very little systemic absorption of eye drops, and even that can be minimized by punctal occlusion (placing gentle pressure on the tear ducts on either side of the nose) for one minute after instillation of the medication. Alternatives to treating allergies without medications are non-preserved artificial tears at least four times per day (this will help flush allergens out of the eyes) and cool compresses (to constrict blood vessels that get inflamed during bouts of allergies).

Fioricet and Esgic are brand name drugs made from a combination of acetaminophen (325 mg), butalbital (a barbiturate, 50 mg), and caffeine (40 mg). They are usually used to treat tension headaches and migraine headaches, but are also indicated for other types of pain, such as shoulder and upper back pain.

Fioricet is usually prescribed for difficult to treat tension headaches as well as migraine. The common dosing schedule is to take 1 - 2 tablets every 4 hours as needed, being careful not to exceed 12 tablets in 24 hours, both to avoid an overdose on the Butalbital and Caffeine, but also because an exceess of 4 grams of Acetaminophen per day causes a serious risk of liver damage.

Side effects for any drug are difficult to predict, but commonly reported side effects for Fioricet include:

Abdominal pain
Dizziness
Drowsiness
Intoxicated feeling
Light-headedness
Nausea
Sedation
Addiction

Fioricet contains acetaminophen, which has been shown to cause liver damage at higher dosages. Care should be excercised when using Fioricet to prevent possible liver damage. Fioricet also contains butalbital, which is an addictive, mind (and behavior) altering barbituate. Fioricet can be habit forming. Fioricet should not be mixed with alcohol, both due to the possibility of exacerbating liver damage in combination with the APAP, and due to increased risk of intoxication, respritory depression, and general sedation in combination with the butalbital.Be careful when taking fioricet, as you can unknowingly start slurring your speech. Use the lowest effective dose only.Contains caffeine,caffeine helps increase the effects of acetaminophen. Unlike other class III drugs, butalbital is not as habit forming.

Chuckles and BS aside, taking the red pill will remove you from your world of comfort (read that as the world you think you know). You will be an outsider looking into the zoo of humanity. Just as Neo saw the people trapped in the fantasy world of the Matrix, so too will you see the frivolity of most people's lives in the world in which we live. Although the Matrix story was an allegory of our world, there are harsh truths embedded in the allegory.

As societies, we have become part of the herd, and therefore follow the whims of the herd. To take the red pill means that you remove yourself from the herd mentality and start to think for yourself and become Independent of, rather than Dependent on the herd.

You don't have to take a red pill, to take a red pill, if you get my meaning. But it's always easier to take the blue pill and become part of the herd. Having said that, there is a threshold that you pass with the red pill mentality after which no amount of blue pills will ever lead you back to the herd mentality. Living after the red pill can be quite hard and will definitely set you apart from the herd. I will also leave you criticized, spurned and spat upon if you share your red pill knowledge with the members of the herd. It takes courage to take the red pill. It's always the easy path to follow along on the blue pill path - anyone can do that. The whole world already does.

Just as Morpheus said, once taken, there's no going back, and that is true in life. The red pill is the equivalent of knowledge. You can never unknow what you know, therefore, you can never go back again to not knowing.

You can keep taking the blue pill of self-enforced ignorance, or you can take the red pill and become a fully informed, fully functional human being. That's the choice, and it is a hard one that takes strength and courage. Notice that Cipher did not have the courage to face the real world and wanted to be plugged back into the Matrix as fast as he could. Unfortunately, this is how most of mankind is - cowardly and always seeking the easy path. Is that how you want to live your life?

Ask yourself that, and you will have your answer as to which pill to take.

Sildenafil citrate (Viagra) comes in 25mg, 50mg and 100mg tablets. The maximum recommended dose is no more than 100mg in 24 hours.

People that use Viagra get an erection and that erection is maintained even after penile ejaculation. This may prompt those that use it to start having sex or carry on having sex depending on their stamina. Giving a specific time to how long you would have an erection would depend on your physiology and the dosage.

You should always follow the directions of your doctor as taking a too higher dose can cause priaprism in which your penis will not become flaccid. This is problematic because when blood stays in one place for too long it has a tendency to clot which prevents oxygenated blood from entering the penile tissues.

This can cause sepsis (blood poisoning) which can be fatal. As an after note Viagra is not commonly prescribed to those over 40 as it is a very expensive drug (8 100mg tabs= £47/ $75)

Without stating how much you're paying for a viagra prescription it's hard to tell you whether it's cheaper in Canada.

You do of course realize that you can't just walk into a Canadian pharmacy with a prescription from an American doctor and have it filled? You need a prescription from a licensed Canadian physician.

p.s. Viagra is about $10 per pill here.

Viagra, is there something you're not telling us?

Try arginine or ginseng, instead.

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Ultram (generic is Tramadol) is a non-narcotic pain-killer that works in much the same way that Vicodin does---However, it does not cause the same addiction, it can make you feel alittle "high" or tired when you first start taking it--but that gradually goes away. You can take it for longer periods of time without building up a tolerance. It is prescribed for moderate to moderately severe pain. It is NOT a scheduled drug like Vicodin is.

Vicoden on the other hand is a Narcotic. It is addictive and you gradually need more and more to take the pain away. It is a schuduled narcotic medication meaning that you can only get a limited supply. It's simply a more abused medication.

Doctors are far more comfortable in writing scrips for Ultram than they are for Vicodin. Many docs are fearful that they may be scrutinized as overprescribing narcotics.

I have been on both meds. In my opinion, Ultram does just as good of a job minus the side effects. I often take tylenol along with the Ultram to bring down inflammation.

Ultram-ER is the extended release form and you only need to take it once or twice per day--it gradually releases the medication throughout the day.

For long term treatment--Ultram is the way to go. The feeling you get with this med varies from individual to individual. For me, it makes me a little "buzzed". It put my friend who was on it asleep. Everyone is different, therefore the responses will not be the same.

If you're totally paying for it you need to call around and get some prices.
Also, many pharmacies have a discount programs you can join for as little as $10 yr (K-Mart), also Walgreens has on. Don't forget to check Sam's Club, Costco, or any warehouse club. Also, check out having your prescription transferred to a different pharmacy they usually give you a $25 gift card for having it transferred. I know Walgreens, K-Mart, CVS do. Actually you could have your prescription transferred every month and save the $25.

I currently take Imitrex in 100mg doses. I am 22 years old. I have taken Imitrex since way back when it was in a shot form. The only side effects that I seem to have is that my neck sometimes feels stiff and my heart rate increases some.

My mother also takes it, and she never feels any side effects.

The downside of Imitrex is that it is truly an early stopper for headaches. You have to take it when you first feel your headache coming on; if you wait until it's a bad headache, it doesn't always work.

I just had a conversation with my physician about this yesterday. It is dismaying him to see how many people are asking if it safe to continue using Fosamax. His point - and he is correct - is that you always have to weigh risks vs. benefits. My mother died within one month after breaking her hip. If she hadn't broken her hip, she would not have needed surgery, she would not have developed deep vein thrombosis, etc., etc. This happen SO MANY TIMES it is just unbelieveable. His own mother-in-law refuses to take Fosamax and she has had FIVE broken bones in the past couple of years. How do you weigh that risk compared to the (literally) one in a million chance that you might have difficulty healing following a dental extraction? He said that it is more likely that a patient will be killed in a car crash en route to my office than to develop osteonecrosis following an extraction, but I am not required to inform anyone of that risk. This might not be statistically accurate, but you get his point.

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I wrote this for another group. Maybe it will be of interest or value to you.
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Be aware of a few things. Osteonecrosis following tooth extraction is a known, but very rare occurance for people taking bisphosphonate medications. Besides Fosamax, as mentioned, other oral forms of bisphosphonates include Actonel, Boniva, Didrohel and Skelid. There are also intravenous versions of bisphosphonates that are used particularly in cancer patients. If you are using one of these meds, you WILL know about it. The incidence of osteonecrosis is much higher with the iv forms than it is with the oral forms and even then, it has only been reported about 1% of the time. With oral forms, it is extremely rare. Most cases reported have involved patients on long-term chemotherapy and some were taking short-term steroids in addition to bisphosphonates.

Since the mechanism that causes this problem is not yet understood, it is not clear how to best prevent problems following dental extractions. The better route [pun intended] would be to avoid extractions by good dental care. If possible, choose endodontic therapy (root canal treatment) instead of extraction. If possible, have any elective dental extractions, such as wisdom tooth removal, completed prior to initiating bisphosphonate therapy. Paradoxically (to me), bisphosphonates may be a contraindication to the placement of dental implants, because their placement involves creating a surgical wound in the bone which might then lead to osteonecrosis.

I would not say that you can totally ignore the possibility of problems with dental extractions and oral bisphosphonates, but it should be of minor concern. As with any other procedure, you have to evaluate the risks vs. the benefits. If you find yourself faced with the necessity of having a tooth removed, you are already pretty far down the road with no alternate treatments to choose from. Sometimes, you just gotta do what gotta do. Follow your post-extraction directions perfectly. You do not want to get an infection (as if you would otherwise, right?) as this increases the risks of osteonecrosis.

WHAT TO DO IN REAL LIFE:
1. Keep your teeth clean and watch you diet.
2. Always choose root canal treatment over extraction, if possible.
[1 and 2 apply to everyone every day anyhow.]
3. Consider a dental screening with a panoramic x-ray and examination prior to starting Fosamax or similar medication.
4. Inform your dentist with any change in medications, especially if you are adding Fosamax, Actonel, Bonvia, etc., to your routine.
5. If you are faced with having an extraction, remember to remind your dentist that you are on one of those meds. If s/he shrugs his shoulders, tell him that you heard someone on Oprah talking about "those bone medicines and trouble healing after an extraction." If s/he still seems unimpressed, ask if you might be better off going to an oral surgeon.
6. If you are using an intravenous bisphosphonate, ask for a medical consult. You will probably be very closely monitored by a medical team at this point anyhow, but be sure that you are aware of the increased risks.

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Actonel is in a class of drugs called bisphosphonates.

Risedronate has an affinity for hydroxyapatite crystals in the bone and acts as an antiresorptive agent. At the cellular level, risedronate inhibits osteoclasts. The osteoclasts adhere normally to the bone surface but show evidence of reduced active resorption (eg, lack of ruffled border).

In plain English, the drug binds to a natural part of the bone. You have cells that break down bone for turnover (osteoclasts-think of as bone destroyers). The drug reduces activity of the bone destroyers and you have more bone since it wasn't broken down in the first place.

There are cells called osteoblasts-bone builders. In a normal person, these two should work in harmony and there should be no appreciable gain or loss. Obviously the builders have more activity in young children and the destroyers have more activity in elderly women. (Typically at least)

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Proton pump inhibitors like Protonix are usually given before meals to have maximum effect. Protonix inhibits the production of protons or stomach acid. Meals are a significant stimulant for stomach acid production. Protonix should be taken prior to the meal to inhibit this acid production. Protonix is usually in a delayed release tablet that takes about 30 minutes to be absorbed and have its effect. This is why it is recommended to be given 30 minutes before a meal. Your previous prescription likely should have also been taken 30 minutes before meals. It is also possible that you were not taking the delayed release formulation and taking an immediate release enteric preparation.

Viagra should not be bought without a prescription. It has various harmful side-effects depending on your age/general state of health.
To answer your question, most companies that 'claim' to sell Viagra online are not trust-worthy. Their products may contain Viagra(Sildenafil Citrate) but it may not be 'pure'. It may be mixed with other components. But, there are some companies that sell exactly what they advertise.
But be wary of these companies as they do not provide a guarantee when an adverse reaction occurs.

You shouldn't really do that because it can mess up your body, however if you don't want to go to the doctor or have regular breaks whilst having sex to rest and then get aroused i would say go to online chemists they tend to be cheaper OR go onto sex shops online they will have lots of stuff to help you get aroused often herbal pills or the normal ones.
Good luck and have fun.

It was originally used to improve circulation to your lower body. I would assume, athletes use it to help deliver more blood (oxygen) to extremities.

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VIAGRA works by blocking PDE5. When PDE5 is blocked, more of the chemicals responsible for the erection remain, so the muscles in the penis do not constrict. This allows blood to stay in the penis longer, which allows the man to maintain an erection.
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Actually, there is no such dosage. The standard dosages are 25, 50, 100 and 150 (new) mg. So 20 would be a really low dose. If it helps u - that's great. I do not think it will harm you. Good luck.
I have been using generic viagra for the last 2 years. I am 33 only.

Both Viagra and Cialis are popular drugs for the treatment of erectile dysfunction but I think that Cialis holds an edge over Viagra when it comes to performance. Viagra was launched in 1998 it was an instant success. Nobody has ever thought that erection could be achieved by taking a simple pill; Viagra literally dominated the erectile Dysfunction market. But the perilous side effects and the fact that Viagra’s effect lasted for 4 hours lead to a demand for something less hap-hazardous and more durable. This led to the birth of Cialis, the basics remained the same but Cialis had less side effects and its durability is an astounding 36 hours. My support is for Cialis.

Someone your age does not NEED viagra(usually)

But if someone your age(assuming you are in reasonably good health) took 50 Mg then I would expect you to have an erection for about 3-4 hours, even after your "climax's)

It's fun....go for it! And make sure to have plenty of lube on hand(no pun intended) cuz you will need it for your partner.

NOTE: You may be sore the next day or two after the fact(legs hips, maybe even your johnson, etc), due to not being used to having sex for 3-4 hours sraight...but it will be worth it!

VIAGRA SIDE EFFECTS.

All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome when using Viagra:

Diarrhea; dizziness; flushing; headache; heartburn; stuffy nose; upset stomach.

Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur when using Viagra:
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); chest pain; fainting; fast or irregular heartbeat; memory loss; numbness of an arm or leg; one-sided weakness; painful or prolonged erection; ringing in the ears; seizure; severe or persistent dizziness; severe or persistent vision changes; sudden decrease or loss of hearing; sudden decrease or loss of vision in one or both eyes.



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