Viagra FAQ

What Are the Downsides & Side Effects to Taking Viagra?

Please note that any supplement or any pill prescribed or bought carries a risk. Some may be big, some small, some consumers may experience all advised downsides, some may not have any at all. Is it important to not that Viagra too has the downsides and they are listed below. While the probability of having these may not be big, it is a legal requirement to make consumers know about those possibilities and they can decide for themselves if what they take is good for them and whether they can deal with those downsides.

Below is the list of what could possibly be experienced:

-Pain in the Head
-Runny stools
-Feeling hot and then cold
-Blocked nose
-Burning discomfort in stomach
-Bloating
-Feeling dizzy

While the above may be present for some consumers, it didn’t disadvantage them in continuing with Viagra as they are deemed minor and not life threatening but there are downsides that may be potentially more problematic and should be paid attention to. It is reported that these don’t occur as often but nonetheless, here’s the list of what could be expected by some:

- Discomfort and stabbing feeling around the chest area
- Arrhythmia
- Loss of memory
- Blurred eyesight and blocked ears
- Erections that last for much longer then desired/needed and feeling the pain at the same time
- Passing out
- Seizures

While the above is not a complete list and you may notice something unusual when taking a Viagra, your general practitioner needs to be made aware of it as soon as possible. The list of downsides is growing and new ones are added each time there is a reason for concern after being carefully monitored, so others can be made aware of it too.

Please note that if you have any of the above and or are allergic to the supplement and have facial changes after the consumption, go to your nearest emergency department and seek help. If left untreated, it could get worse and affect your life. At the end of the day, if for any reason you don’t feel good after taking Viagra, report it to your general practitioner so they can monitor it. Viagra is a supplement made to make your life better and any other effect needs to be advised.