Viagra Usage
Viagra is a prescription drug that works by increasing blood flow to the penis. Viagra is not a hormone or an aphrodisiac. Once you take viagra it can work as quickly as 30 minutes. In most cases, patients can take viagra as often as once a day.
The following is the statistical data on Viagra usage according to the year 2000 :
- Viagra (sildenafil) was approved by the FDA
on March 27, 1998 .
- 280,000 U.S. physicians have since prescribed it
for more than 6.1 million men.
- 18 million prescriptions have been written.
- 140 million tablets have been dispensed.
- 70% of all prescriptions are now for refills.
- 93% of the population recognizes the name
(compared to 96% brand recognition for 'Coke.')
- The overall clinical trials experience to date totals
more than 11,000 patient years of exposure.
- The concomitant use of organic nitrates remains the major contra-indication
With the passage of nearly 5 years the number of men taking Viagra have multiplied manifold, and this itself is a proof of the popularity of this anti-impotency medicine and how it scores above its fellow competitors like cialis and levitra.
Misconception about Viagra
It is a very common misconception that viagra which has been proven effective for treating erectile dysfunction (ED), increases a man's sexual appetite. But this is a false idea in the minds of the people. Viagra doesn't increase a man's sexual appetite or libido; it can only cause erection if he is mentally aroused. Viagra does not work in the absence of arousal.
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