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Viagra, a brand name for a medication, or drug, called Sildenafil, has been helping men who suffer from erectile dysfunction, which is, by definition, the inability to sustain a satisfactory erection to complete sexual intercourse, and both men and women who suffer from pulmonary arterial hypertension, since its release to the public in 1998. Viagra Professional is simply an “extra-strength” version of the same drug. It also reportedly has a faster acting method in the body. Recently, Viagra and Viagra Professional have shown promise in treating or even curing erectile dysfunction which is caused by diabetes, and even in treating a symptom of altitude sickness, “high-altitude pulmonary edema.”

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Viagra Professional is sometimes used recreationally, especially amongst young adults who claim that the drug will increase their sexual drive, or libido, and their general sexual stamina and performance. Research has shown that Viagra and Viagra Professional have little to no beneficial effect on people who do not have the condition known as erectile dysfunction. This recreational use can be dangerous, because Sildenafil does have a list of known adverse side effects. These include impaired vision, including blurred vision and photophobia, or increased sensitivity to light, dyspepsia, which is indigestion, headaches, nasal congestion, and flushing of the skin. There have even been rare reports of some users of Viagra experiencing cyanopsia, or seeing everything with a tint of blue. Rare but serious adverse effects found through postmarketing surveillance include priapism, severe hypotension, myocardial infarction (heart attack), ventricular arrhythmias, stroke, increased intraocular pressure, and sudden hearing loss.

Viagra and Viagra Professional are both very helpful drugs for many people suffering from these conditions or diseases. Care should be taken when using it, as with any drug, but its benefits, in most cases, will outweigh the risks and side-effects.

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.