Viagra (Sildenafil)

Yes. There's no interaction between the two.

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Yes, as long as you follow the recommended doses.
Viagra is known to cancel the effects of painkillers. there are many types of aspirin so it is not best to generalize your question with "aspirin". There have been studies but nothing seems to be proof positive. There have been reports of gastral problems like aching and swelling. But it seems that no one has died of it. I would go for not using any aspirin with Viagra. and with gastral pains as a possible side effect...well I know I couldn't perform with my stomach in pain.

Viagra and other medications indicated for ED are not "blood thinners" in the exact sense of the term. They work by inhibiting phospodiesterase-5, which leads to vasodilation. This vasodilation is great in the target area, where the blood gets "trapped" and an erection occurs. However, vasodilation is not always wanted, especially if taking another medication that acts as a vasodilator, where the additive effects of the two may lead to hypotension.

Viagra stays in a man's system for about 4 to 6 hours, half a dose will still be there for the same time but you have less of the drug in your system. for many men half a does works fine. I take cialis and i never take more than a half a pill.

He should experiment and take the least amount that he needs, there is no reason to take more of a drug than one needs to get the job done.

If that woman suffers from pulmonary arterial hypertension, and has been prescribed it by a doctor, then yes.

As sildenafil citrate (the drug whose brand name is Viagra and several others) was initially developed for treatment of hypertension and angina, it was only discovered in testing that a resultant side effect was erection in males, and Phizer (the developing company) decided to market it for erectile dysfunction.

Yes you can. There are no drug interactions with Viagra and Warfarin together.

yes you can. and recomend doing so for the headache
yes

No you cannot. Having hypertension and then taking something to make you feel sexually stimulated will, most definitely, make your blood pressure rise. Do NOT mix medicines with Viagra. Wrong combination.

yes

You should take no more than 100 mg daily.

They don't test for Viagra because it's legal, use of it is widespread and it's no problem to get.

Now understand, Viagra IS a recreational drug, but you don't take it to get high.

Assuming good storage conditions have been maintained (closed brown prescription vial away from heat sources at room temperature), Viagra and most medications can be used beyond their expiration date , with the following caution: All an expiration date indicates is that the medication will remain within 90% of its stated potency if used prior to that date. Most drugs (excepting aspirin or tetracycline) don't "go bad" after that time, but they do lose potency. You may simply feel less effect than normally seen with the drug beyond its expiration date. While this may be acceptable for this indication, it would obviously not apply to situations where a consistent effect must always be maintained, as cardiac or diabetic medications.

One word my friend ......no.

Viagra is a prescription drug that should be prescibed by a Doctor. They will not give it to children.

Your penis will explode because of the excess amount of blood.

Viagra is for male use only, of course. In short, it facilitates the erection of the penis under sexual stimulation.

Yes, it is perfectly safe. Viagra has no interactions with alcohol, although it could be noted that alcohol in itself, in excess quantities, is detrimental to sexual performance.

Viagra isn't an illegal substance so even if it were detectable in the urine it wouldn't be a problem. However sldenafil citrate is metabolized by the liver and only about 13% of the metabolites are excreted in the urine. The rest are excreted in the feces.

VIAGRA is a prescription drug that works by increasing blood flow to the penis.

When a man is sexually stimulated, VIAGRA helps the penis fill with enough blood to cause an erection. After sex is over, the erection goes away. It remains effective for about 12 hours.

During arousal, the arteries in the penis relax and widen, allowing more blood flow into the erectile tissues. These arteries then expand and harden. The veins that carry blood away from the penis become compressed, restricting the blood flow out of the penis. More blood begins flowing in and less flows out, making the penis larger, and causing an erection. Blood must be able to reach and remain in the erectile tissues to maintain erection quality.

No it will not.

NO it will not,I took one last night and just passed a five panel drug screen.

Woman do not benefit in their sexual functions from Viagra. It, however, can cause all sideeffects. Sildenafil, sold under different brand name Revatio, is also used in the treatment of Pulmonary Hypertension and Pulmonary edema associated with high altitude sickness. For this it may be prescribed to women.

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yes, but it only has a side effect for 5 minutes, maybe more, depending on how many you snort.

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