What happens if a 17 year old guy eats Viagra?

Answer 1

Yes, Women can use Viagra, though it works completely differently than men. Of course there is nothing there to "erect", so it works on the genitals: Clitoris, Labia...etc. It does not make them swell up, in fact it makes them hyper sensitive, so that during sex, the orgasm will arrive sooner than expected and will happen multiple times.

Answer 2

She gets very sensitive and aroused. Women sometimes take it to achieve orgasms faster.

However, a woman who is pregnant, expects to become pregnant, or is breast-feeding should not even handle these pills. It may also have undesirable interactions with other drugs, so unless it has been prescribed by your physician who knows your medical history, you should not be taking it.

Answer 3

It's really not the age that is important-- it is whether or not the medication is indicated-- whether or not the person is experiencing the symptom the med is designed to clear up. But some healthy young people, if they use or worse over-use med's like this, might experience a dangerous condition called priapism. This is an erection that lasts for much longer than one should, leading to possible irreversible damage to the tissues. Young people should consider: Viagra is not a sex enhancing drug in the sense that libido will increase or the pleasure of orgasm will increase. It serves strictly to help with erectile dysfunction. If you don't have that problem, frankly, you are an idiot if you take the med. It will do nothing for you except possibly expose you to potentially severe and anguishing harm. Imagine a healthy young man suddenly learning that something he did will for the rest of his life impair or prevent normal erections.

Answer 4

It depends on how many they take. If they take normal dosage, they would probably have a raging erection. If they overdose, it could damage their penis. An erection that lasts longer than 4 hours is not a good thing, despite how enjoyable it may seem. Extended erections mean less blood flowing through the penis, and that can lead to gangrene and amputation. At any rate, you should never take medication that is not prescribed to you.

A rare complication of Viagra may be a heart attack, and yes, many teens may have undiagnosed heart conditions. Teenagers with undiagnosed heart conditions have been known to die after drug use or strenuous exercise. So if you want to take Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, or other similar medications, make sure you see a doctor and get examined first.