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Viagra is currently one of most efficient and popular erectile dysfunction treatments. It’s safe as long as the patient has discussed all the individual factors with a qualified healthcare professional before starting the treatment, such as a history of any health problems or any medication used for any health issues the patient may have, including any future treatments and therapies.

The dose of Viagra the patient may need to be using can vary from 25 mg (the minimal dose) to 100 mg (the maximal dose). In most cases, the patients are started on the average dose — 50 mg, and most of them are likely to benefit from it. However, older patients may benefit from a lower dose — 25 mg, while patients with severe cases of impotence may require a dose increase, taking 75 mg of Viagra every time before they intend to have sex.

Viagra needs to be taken in advance, which is why some people think it ruins the spontaneity of sex. However, the fact Viagra remains efficient for up to 4 hours makes it possible for the patient to enjoy spontaneous sex at any point within this period. It’s best to take the dose of Viagra prescribed about 45-60 minutes before having sex. Different males may respond to the treatment sooner or later, so the period after which you can have sex needs to be determined based on your personal experience. For Viagra to become fully efficient and increase the blood flow to the tissues of the penis, the patient needs to receive certain amount of sexual stimulation, although less of that stimulation is required for the penis to become fully erect and remain hard enough to have sex for as long as necessary.