What is Sildenafil Pfizer?
Sildenafil Pfizer is a medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction. The medicine contains sildenafil, and this substance belongs to the category of phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors. Sildenafil Pfizer causes the blood vessels in the penis to relax during sexual stimulation, allowing blood to flow through the penis more easily and enabling an erection to occur.
When do you use Sildenafil Pfizer?
Sildenafil Pfizer is prescribed to men suffering from erectile dysfunction. With erectile dysfunction or impotence, the penis does not become stiff, or does not become stiff enough, for sexual intercourse, making intercourse more difficult or impossible. Sildenafil Pfizer ensures that the penis can still become stiff upon sexual stimulation by relaxing the blood vessels in the penis and thereby allowing more blood to flow through the genitals.
When should you not use Sildenafil Pfizer?
it should not be used by people who are hypersensitive to sildenafil or the excipients in the medicine. The use of Sildenafil Pfizer is also advised against for people with heart and/or liver problems.
How should you use Sildenafil Pfizer?
it should be taken 1 hour before sexual intercourse with a glass of water. An erection only occurs with sexual stimulation or arousal, just as is the case with men without erectile dysfunction. The onset time of it is approximately half an hour to an hour, but this varies per user. Avoid consuming heavy meals, as heavy meals can prolong the time it takes for the medication to work. Viagra
Dosage
The most common dosage for it is 50 mg. This dosage may be increased or decreased in consultation with a doctor, but dosages exceeding 100 mg are not recommended. For best results, it is important to use it exactly as directed in the package leaflet.
Side effects
it has various side effects, but not every user of the medication will experience these side effects. Some side effects that users of it may experience include flushing, digestive upset, a stuffy nose, color vision abnormalities, sensitivity to light, blurred vision, reduced visual acuity, and dizziness.
