Viagra Question?

Question

I am with a man that is using Viagra for the fist time...

Is it normal to have a stuffed nose and diffucilty breathing?

Also, he came once. will he be able to come again?

Answer 1

The stuffy sinuses is a common thing, because the drug works on helping soft tissue absorb blood. If you can, just use a spritz of nasal spray and you'll be fine.

The thing about Viagra is that it works totally naturally, meaning that your normal body functions don't change just because you took the drug. Once you ejaculate, there has to be some period of "recharge" before you can be aroused to another erection again.

Answer 2

Viagra effects. What Happens When a Man First Takes a Viagra Pill?

Absolutely nothing. Pfizer Inc., the maker of Viagra, long has said the drug isn't an aphrodisiac, but many men who take it still expect to feel something.

They don't. Among several men interviewed who have used the drug, not one of them experienced any feeling or sensation after taking the pill. The nothingness is so intense that the most common reaction is a slight panic that the drug isn't going to work.

"That was my worst fear, that it wasn't going to do anything," says Steve Brykman of Los Angeles, who tried Viagra once nine months ago, when he believed job and financial stresses were interfering with his sex life. After taking the pill, "there was nothing at all," says Mr. Brykman, 33 years old. "I just felt completely normal."

Though you may not feel anything, things are happening in the body. As the pill moves into the bloodstream, it starts to block an enzyme called PDE-5. Blocking the enzyme eventually increases blood flow to areas where PDE-5 is most heavily concentrated -- the penis, nose and skin. Diminished blood flow to the penis is the cause of most erectile-dysfunction problems.

So How Do You Get It to Start Working?

Viagra gets the blood flowing, but your brain has to be in the mood as well. "The biggest misperception is that it changes your psychology and makes you want sex," claims to document the experiences of real people who take Viagra. "But if you're sitting talking to Grandma and you pop a Viagra, unless you have issues, nothing's going to happen."

Viagra takes about 30 minutes to kick in. Men who don't normally have problems, or who have only mild dysfunction, say it takes only a minor stimulus -- such as the brush of a hand that wouldn't cause arousal under normal circumstances -- to trigger an erection.

For men who have serious erectile dysfunction, getting things going may still require extra effort, partly because of nervousness or embarrassment about unsuccessful past attempts at intercourse.

Because Viagra doesn't increase desire, it's not prescribed for men with desire disorders, such as a low sex drive. However, if the man has lost interest in sex because he has had problems with erections in the past, Viagra may help.

Does Taking Viagra Make a Man More Virile?
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Answer 3

I take mine with asprin and a nasal spray to counter the headache and stuffy nose. Never had trouble breathing and I don't like the sound of it, he should find out (Dr) if it's normal before he takes another.

Taking V makes me slightly more likely to come again.

Answer 4

Feature articles on viagra:
Impotency drugs may be associated with increased risk of optic nerve damage (press release)
Viagra and Cialis, the drugs used to treat impotency, may be associated with an increased risk of optic nerve damage in men with a history of heart attack or high blood pressure, suggests a small study in the British Journal of Ophthalmology. ...

Interview with Jamie Reidy, former Viagra sales rep and author of "Hard Sell: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman"
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Viagra Now Being Increasingly Used as a Recreational Drug By Younger Men: Is Pfizer Responsible?
A new study is showing that recreational use of Viagra is growing rapidly in men under 45 years of age. From 1998 to 2002, the use of Viagra in men under forty-five tripled, says the study, which looked at 5 million insured American males. What this study indicates is that Viagra is being used as a recreational...

Viagra use causes infertility, says study; statins interfere with sex hormones
The irony is hard to miss: men who take Viagra may be shooting blanks according to new research conducted at Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Viagra, it seems, causes sperm cells to premature release digestive enzymes that normally break down the wall of the egg. As a result,...

Herbal viagra supplements give same boost, but without the pharmaceuticals (or the cost)
There's an alternative to viagra that works far better at a greatly reduced price: medicinal herbs. These herbs -- like yohimbe, horny goat weed and rainforest herbs like catuaba and muira puama -- produce strong aphrodisiac effects, but without stripping your wallet bare. Let's face it:...


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Answer 5

He may be having an adverse reaction to the drug. It's one of the symptoms associated with the drug for many men.

I had bad reactions to the E.D. drugs, so i had to resort to one of those implants which cost me $18,000.

As for climaxing, as long as he's stimulated enough he'll should be able to do that more than once.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Yeah, stuffy head and slight 'blue' vision are normal side effects. Go twice, sure, if its still up there.

Answer 8

What is he doing masturbating while you're on the computer. Tell him to keep jacking and see.