Men as young as teenagers.
We usually think of Viagra as a drug for older men. But, some people as young as teenagers are secretly taking the little blue pill. Doctors say taking the drug may have some dangerous side effects many don't know about.
The National Institutes of Health estimates that erectile dysfunction strikes as many as 30 million men in the United States. Its prevalence does increase with age — 4 percent of men in their 50s are affected by ED, 17 percent in their 60s, and 47 percent of those over 75. But research has also found that 5 percent of those affected were between 20 and 39.
Booze. Most men have learned: One too many cocktails doesn’t improve performance; instead, it can have the opposite effect. During a recent study of 1,506 Chinese males, the men who drank three or more drinks a week were more likely to have ED or some form of sexual dysfunction. “Men may find that alcohol decreases social inhibition, which makes it easier to approach a woman,” says Montague. “But alcohol is a depressant, and at higher quantities it can reduce both a man’s desire and ability to perform.”
Generic Viagra is supplied as blue and film-coated tablets of a round shape (sometimes called diamond shape). A single tablet includes Sildenafil as the main ingredient that influences the penile area arteries and some secondary ingredients that dictate the color and taste.
Lower doses may be recommended if 100 mg pills lead to very serious health complications. Remember that high doses do not always stand for best doses. What is really better can be determined by your health care provider only.
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