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Everyone needs a little help in the bedroom from time to time. No matter your ego, or how masculine you think you are, erectile dysfunction (ED.) is a serious problem afflicting many men in Australia. But there is a solution. Viagra (the little blue pill you have probably seen advertised on television), is a prescription medication that works by increasing blood flow to the desired area. The result is a stronger, longer lasting erection even in men who traditionally find it difficult to get aroused. Of course, sexual stimulation is still a requisite to getting it up, meaning you will need your partner to lend a helping hand. However, this also means that you don’t have to worry about walking around with an embarrassing or unwanted erection pitching a tent in your pants for hours at a time.
Depending upon your needs, there is a downside to taking Viagra. Typically, it takes around half an hour for the medication to take effect. That means men with erectile dysfunction should plan their sexual activities ahead of time—a minor inconvenience, particularly for those who suffer severe ED, but one that makes spontaneous sex a difficult endeavor.

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Viagra lasts for up to five hours at a time, with a typical drop off in results after 2-3 hours. Each individual differs, but you can expect one dose of the medication to see you through the duration of your sexual needs. There are some factors that confound results, with age, diet and alcohol intake increasing the time it takes for the pill to work its way out of your system.
Like any medication, there are side effects to Viagra use, particularly when taken in combination with other medications or improperly used. Some of the side effects include common symptoms of increased blood flow: chest pain or pressure, left-sided jaw and shoulder pain, vision changes and irregular heartbeat. In rare cases, a condition known as priapism can develop, whereby the penis can remain engorged for longer than four hours, causing severe pain and discomfort. Men with heart disease or kidney complications should also consult their doctors on using Viagra to avoid any unwanted health side effects.
Obtaining Viagra requires a visit with your general practitioner to prescribe the medication. While it may feel embarrassing to discuss erectile dysfunction with your doctor, most physicians are understanding of the condition and willing to write your prescription to help alleviate your situation. Even if you don’t suffer from erectile dysfunction and instead desire stronger, longer lasting erections, talk to your doctor about the possibility of a prescription. When used correctly without the compounding effect of other medications, Viagra is considered safe for use in healthy males. Assuming you don’t have any other health effects or complications, your general practitioner or family physician will be able to decide if Viagra is right for you and provide a prescription.
Erectile dysfunction is not something to be ashamed of. In Australian men aged 50-59, roughly one third report some difficulty in achieving a satisfying erection. That number jumps to greater than 50% in men aged 60 and older. Viagra is one potential and effective solution to solving the problem of erectile dysfunction.

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.