The problem with a short-term solution such as Viagra, is that it encourages people to forget about seeking treatment. Instead of visiting a doctor to correct the penile dysfunction, most men just pop a pill for instant (thirty minute) results. Viagra is currently the best treatment, but it should be used as a last resort and only after consulting a doctor.
Viagra is very effective and fast acting — it typically boosts blood flow within 30 minutes to several hours — but some people prefer non-drug alternatives. Is there an alternative to Viagra, something more "natural" like an herb or supplement? And are any of these safe? Not every man requires the magic touch of Viagra; sometimes all one needs is a healthy diet, exercise and a little of Mother Nature's touch. Several interesting supplements have recently come to light and may provide benefits within days to weeks.
Levitra is another PDE-5 inhibitor with the active ingredient Vardenafil. Levitra and Viagra are actually quite similar. Viagra can affect eyesight in some people but Levitra is less likely to cause this to happen because of the difference in the way the two active ingredients work in your body. Also Levitra can sometimes start working faster than Viagra, which is good if you don’t want to plan sex as far in advance.
Non-medical alternatives that are proven to work:
In human trials, participants took 900 milligrams of P. ginseng 3 times a day for 8 weeks.
prescription medicine or injections penis suppository testosterone replacement a penis pump (vacuum erection device) a penile implant blood vessel surgery.
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