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By clicking 'Submit' you agree to our Getting treatment for erectile dysfunction If you are having trouble getting erections, it’s important to consult a doctor first, as it could be a sign of a serious health issue. If your doctor believes treatment is appropriate, they can prescribe a tablet such as Taking Sildenafil 50mg The most commonly prescribed Sildenafil dosage is 50mg. If you are using Sildenafil for the first time, it is very likely that you will be prescribed this dosage. You should use Sildenafil 50mg in the following way: • Take only one tablet at a time • Take the tablet one hour before you plan to have sex • Do not eat a heavy meal beforehand • Do not drink more than one or two units of alcohol beforehand • Do not take more than one tablet in 24 hours Bear in mind that Sildenafil, and all other ED tablets, will only work if you become sexually aroused; it is not, in itself, an 'aphrodisiac'. When successful the effects of Sildenafil 50mg should last for 4 to 6 hours; during this time, you should be able to attain an erection whenever you become sexually aroused. Sildenafil 50mg didn’t work for me. What should I do? In controlled studies, Sildenafil 50mg was found to be If, however, you find that Sildenafil 50mg does not work for you the first time you take it, there are a few things you can do: • Try Sildenafil on seven more occasions, making sure you take it exactly as recommended (doctors recommended trying • If you are still having no success, talk to th...

In 30 seconds… If Viagra isn’t working for you, the first thing to do is to check that you’re taking it correctly. It may take a few attempts to get all the conditions right, and for you to feel comfortable with the treatment. Still no joy? It’s possible that an underlying health condition is responsible for your erection problems, and getting that sorted is the way forward. You can also talk to your health care provider about alternative erectile dysfunction treatments. So you’ve dimmed the lights, slipped into something comfortable, and popped that little blue pill – looks like everything’s prepared for a great night. But hang on a minute… the Viagra doesn’t seem to be quite working as promised, and the erection you were hoping for hasn’t materialised. If that situation sounds familiar – don’t worry. The conditions need to be right for Viagra to work optimally, so there may be something you can do differently to give it a fighting chance. On the other hand, there’s a possibility that Viagra isn’t working because your erectile dysfunction (ED) is caused by an underlying health condition, which needs to be treated. If you treat the underlying cause, that may help treat your ED too. Another option is to seek medical advice about alternative ED treatments that you could try. In this article, we explain how to take Viagra correctly for the best results, and what to do if the treatment doesn’t work for you. Are You Taking Viagra (or As with any drug, Viagra (or Take the Tablet...

• Men Up to 65 Years of Age: Viagra 50mg by mouth is usually started. It's prescribed to be taken once a day, 30 minutes to 4 hours before intercourse. In situations where 50mg isn't effective, a person's healthcare provider may prescribe 100mg to be taken once daily 30 minutes to 4 hours before intercourse. • For Men Older than 65 Years of Age: Often a lower dose is started, like 25mg. It's taken 30 minutes to 4 hours before sexual intercourse. In some circumstances, men older than 65 may have their doses increased. Taking Viagra on an empty stomach may make the drug more effective. It's also important to be aware of interactions with heart or high blood pressure medications, which can be dangerous. Viagra and other phosphodiesterase medications — such as Levitra (vardenafil), Cialis (tadalafil), and Stendra (avanafil) — should never be taken with any form of organic nitrates or nitrites (e.g., nitroglycerine and amyl nitrite, used for angina), nor should they be taken along with guanylate cyclase stimulators (e.g., riociguat, used to treat high blood pressure in the lungs). Serious side effects that require a person to call their healthcare provider right away include blurry vision, loss of vision, fainting, dizziness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, difficulty hearing, ringing in ears, rash, pain when urinating, painful erection, or an erection that lasts more than 4 hours. Precautions If you think you need Viagra, please see your healthcare provider and inquire about...

Becoming aroused is a complex combination of factors — from physical responses to mood and emotions — so it’s important to understand the physiology of an erection. And it can help you understand why Viagra may not be working. “Erections occur when there is a net increase of blood flowing into, as compared to blood exiting, the erectile spongy bodies of the penis,” said In order to have a net increase in blood flow, Ramin said these four crucial steps must take place: • First, the nerves in the pelvis must send neurotransmitters to the arteries of the penis, directing increased flow. • Second, the arteries must respond to the command of the nerves by dilating and widening their diameter to allow for increased flow. • Third, the erectile spongy bodies of the penis must be compliant, able to stretch out and elongate to accommodate the increased blood flow. • Lastly, the veins of the penis must allow for a net increase in blood flow by closing their drainage valves to keep blood in the penis. “Viagra works at the artery level by enhancing the command of the neurotransmitters to cause dilation and increase flow through the arteries,” Ramin said. But if there’s a problem with any of these four steps on the way to an erection, Viagra won’t work, according to Ramin. Several factors can impact Viagra’s effectiveness. These include: • when you • how you take it • what’s going on in your body when you take it According to the American Urological Association, incorrect use of phospho...

I am 21 and suffer from severe performance anxiety. I'm fit and eat healthy but I am terribly nervous with it comes to the bedroom. My doctor was happy to prescribe me with a 50mg dose of sildenafil Couldn't hold an erection after taking a 50mg tablet of sildenafil. Yes I was aroused and I did get erect but it died down very quickly after 1-2minutes. By the time I had the condom on my erection was gone. Took the tablet roughly an hour before attempting to have sex. If I try again but this time take 2 50mg sildenafil will that be okay? We're all different Luke. Everyone has their own anxiety's- no two people will be the same. 25mg will work for some, 50mg for others and 100mg does it for some others. As Tom said he was aroused, then it died- happened to me at the weekend part way through a session, but went back to stimulation and brought it back to life, then away again. keep trying Tom, don't forget that it is said that it can take up to 8 times to get the results required so don't be despondent and give it another go! Viagra works unless you have a physical issue preventing an erection or you're not aroused. Once you've taken the drug anxiety will not matter. I stick by my question. Do you get morning erections? you said you got hard then lost it and thats weird and it means you weren't turned on I'm sorry but either you have a real problem or you're not into girls and thats ok