Viagra FAQ
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Doubling Up With Viagra – Not Recommended
Although different ED medications contain different ingredients, they all have the same mechanism of action. Therefore it is unsafe to take two different medications together. If you took for example, Cialis and Viagra together you would have double dosed for the duration of Viagra’s effectiveness of five hours. This means that your blood vessels would have dilated twice as much as is recommended and side effects become far more likely and more intense. It is far better to try each medication separately to find out which erectile dysfunction medication is the most effective for you. It is always safest to take the lowest dose that is effective. That way, you will be less likely to experience side effects such as headaches, dizziness and fainting. No erectile dysfunction medication should be taken more often than once per day. In the case of Cialis, if you are taking it every day a half dose is better due to the long action of thirty-six hour of the medication. Taking Cialis once per day means that it will build up in your system during the twelve extra hours that the medication is active from the previous day. Levitra and Viagra should not build up in your system in the same way.
Erectile dysfunction is a disorder like any other, but could become worse if you do not speak out. At the initial stage, the condition it at a manageable level and a potent medication such as Viagra could be helpful. However, after some time, things may get out of hand. The condition could be terminal.
When it comes to its purpose and dosage, many people will shy away and will not discuss the matter. It is quite important even to ask about something you are not sure about.
Specific Benefits for Diabetics
Cialis and Levitra and more often recommended for diabetic patients. These medications tend to work more successfully in diabetic men, particularly thos whom Viagra has not been successful for.
Levitra and Cialis Can be Taken After Eating
Both Levitra and Cialis are relatively unaffected by the consumption of food. This means that you are free to take the medication when it suits you without regard to timing. Viagra on the other hand should not be taken after eating. While Cialis and Levitra are not particularly sensitive to the consumption of alcohol and food, It is best to avoid taking them with a heavy meal as food does slow down the rate of absorption of the medication.
Cialis and Levitra May Have Less Side Effects
All three Ed medication have a similar list of side effects. Viagra however, has one extra one. Neither Cialis or Levitra causes vision distortion, whereas Viagra is known for that effect. That factor alone may well be worth considering when it comes to choosing you preference of erectile dysfunction medication.