Viagra

Viagra is used to treat erectile dysfunction in male. It is usually not prescribed to women.

Viagra should be taken orally as needed. Take a tablet of Viagra when needed not later that 30 minutes before having sex. Do not take this drug more often than once daily. Ask your doctor for the details.

Notify your doctor of having experienced irregular heartbeats, heart failure, heart attach, hypotension, angina, liver disease, kidney disease, leukemia, pigmentosa, cell anemia or some other certain medical conditions. Follow the directions of your doctor or pharmacist. Do not take larger dose of this medicine.

Viagra is not designed for regular use.

Possible Side Effects.

Contact to your medical specialist or apply for emergency help if any of side effects listed below took place.

• heart attack
• irregular heartbeat
• upset stomach
• changes in vision
• light sensitivity of the eyes
• headache
• flashing of the face
• long lasting erection (more than 4 hours)

Viagra should be shored at a temperature below 30°C/86°F. Keep this medical out of reach of children.

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Warning: Do not take Viagra together with any other medicines containing nitrates. This may lead to extremely high blood pressure or heart attack.

Do not give your medical to someone else. Take Viagra exactly as your doctor prescribed you.

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