Where to find Viagra in Melbourne?

You may be familiar with the name Viagra from the various mentions it has received over the years in the media, on television and even in some movies. You may be less familiar, however, with the name Sildenafil, but this is in fact the original name of the drug which has subsequently been sold under the brand name Viagra. For the most part, Viagra is prescribed for patients suffering from erectile dysfunction. As a condition, erectile dysfunction can have a devastating impact on the lives of sufferers, often leading to the debilitating symptoms of stress and depression. As well as preventing sufferers from enjoying a healthy sex life, erectile dysfunction can also present difficulties with conception, making family planning exceptionally difficult and perhaps leading to relationship problems. It is therefore crucial that sufferers of erectile dysfunction and other disorders receive effective medical assistance and Viagra is an excellent treatment.

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First patented in 1996, Viagra was originally discovered by researchers trying to find a medication to treat sufferers of hypertension and angina pectoris. When the researchers discovered that, as a side effect, the drug they had synthesised was capable of producing erections in male patients, they realised the drug’s potential to revolutionise the treatment of erectile dysfunction and thereby improve the lives of millions. In addition to treating erectile dysfunction, Viagra can also be used in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension, altitude sickness and a blood-flow disorder known as Raynaud’s phenomenon.

Viagra has been approved for use by the Therapeutic Goods Administration, the body responsible for regulating medications in Australia. This means that Australian men can be prescribed Viagra and take it safe in the knowledge that they are not putting their safety at undue risk. There are, however, some side effects which may affect the patient and these need to be discussed during the consultation with the prescribing doctor. These side effects can include indigestion, heartburn, headaches, and flushed skin. In addition, extreme care is recommended if the patient has cardiovascular problems. If the patient is taking any other medications, this must be discussed with the prescribing physician, as there may be extra risks due to multiple drug interactions. The Therapeutic Goods Administration has not approved the use of Viagra in women.

If, during a consultation, Viagra is prescribed by a doctor, the patient should seek to fill their prescription at a reputable pharmacist. This may be with an online pharmacist or in person at a store. Since Viagra’s introduction to the Australian market, the drug has come down in price considerably. In the past, Viagra was a prohibitively expensive solution for some patients. However, now Viagra can be purchased in some outlets for less than the price of a cup of coffee. The drug itself comes in the form of easy to take pills. When it comes to the important task of administering a dose of Viagra for the purpose of getting an erection, it is critical that the patient take additional steps to become aroused, as the simple action of the drug alone will not automatically produce an erection. Patients can take the drug either after eating or on an empty stomach, but if fatty food has been consumed prior to taking Viagra, it may take longer to get an erection. The drug usually starts working within thirty to sixty minutes of being administered and the active effect of Viagra can last up to four hours. This allows enough time for the benefits to be felt by the patient and his partner.

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.