Viagra (sildenafil) is liberating for men who struggle with getting an erection and keeping it up in the bedroom. The diamond-cut blue pills help treat erectile dysfunction (ED) by increasing blood flow to the penis, but taking more pills than directed could lead to a permanent painful erection, and other potential health risks that could damage the penis.
The oral medication is popularly known for treating impotence in older men, but most Viagra users today are in their early to mid 50s, according to Pfizer. Men are likely to use the blue pills because sexual performance is a high priority for them, which can consequently lead them to abuse and overdoses. Less (blue pills) is more when it comes to healthy sexual function.
Viagra affects the penis and other parts of the body. Too much can cause a priapism, an uncomfortable and disproportionately large erection that lasts for more than four hours. A prolonged erection can lead to permanent damage to the penile tissues.
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