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Sildenafil citrate Alias: Viagra CAS No: 139755-83-2 Purity: 99% MF: C20H32O2 MW: 304.47
MOQ(minimum order quantity):10gram Standard: Enterprise Standard Appearance: White powder, odorless, taste bitter and astringent insoluble in water and alcohol. Usage: Viagra (Sildenafil citrate) is a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction (impotence) in males and pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). |
How does Viagra work?
Viagra does not cause a man to be sexually aroused. Viagra is only effective if you are sexually aroused. To understand how it works you need to understand the mechanics of how a man gets an erection. When you get sexually stimulated, the nervous system in the erectile tissue of your penis releases nitric oxide (NO).
The nitric oxide stimulates an enzyme that produces something called a messenger cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP). The cGMP relaxes the smooth muscle cells. One result of this is that the arteries in your penis dilate and the blood can flow into your penis more easily. Another result is that the erectile tissue itself fills with blood. Both of these process result in an erection. Viagra works by maintaining the level of cGMP in the smooth muscle cells.
If you are not turned on, your brain will not stimulate the release of any nitric oxide and you will not produce any cGMP.
►Is Viagra effective?
Clinical studies have shown that when compared to placebo, Viagra and the other drugs in the same class, result in significant improvement in erectile function. Although established to be a safe and effective drug, Viagra isn't appropriate for everyone and may not work in all cases.
►How does viagra effect blood pressure?
Viagra can slightly lower blood pressure. This is not a problem for most men. But Viagra's effect on blood pressure is exaggerated if the Viagra is taken with a nitrate drug.
Nitrates are one of the treatments doctors prescribe for angina. If you take Viagra when you are also taking nitrates, the combined effect of the Viagra and the nitrates can lower your blood pressure to such an extent that it could prove fatal. Never take Viagra at the same time as taking nitrates.
►Can women take it?
Viagra is not currently licensed for use by women.
►How quickly does it work?
On average, Viagra becomes effective in just under an hour when you take a tablet on an empty stomach. Viagra can remain effective for between four and six hours. If you take it after a meal that has a high fat content, it may take longer than an hour to become effective.
►Why are there different doses?
Viagra is available in three dosages: 25mg, 50mg and 100mg. Some men may respond to a lower dose of Viagra. Some men may already be taking medicines that interact with Viagra and thus need to adjust the Viagra dosage they are taking.
►What dose is right for me?
The doctor needs to decide which dosage of Viagra is most appropriate. The doctor will take into account potential drug interactions, your age, the severity of your erectile dysfunction and any previous experience you have had with Viagra.
►What if it does not work the first time I use it?
Viagra might not work the first time you take it. Most doctors advise taking Viagra at least eight times before trying a different medicine.
►What are the side-effects?
Viagra's Side effects are generally mild and brief. Viagra's most common side-effects are headache and facial flushing. Less frequently, men taking Viagra have reported indigestion, a stuffy nose and a blue tint to the vision.
Who shouldn't use it?
Men who have any of the following conditions should also avoid taking it: · severe heart or liver problems · recent stroke or heart attack · low blood pressure · certain rare inherited eye diseases
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