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.
"Something called priapism and what this is an erection that does not go away and if it last beyond four hours there could be actual decreased blood flow and cause permanent damage. It's typically fixed surgically. It can involve a needle and other instrumentation," said Dr. Solomos.
I do n't take drugs.when i think about naughty things i have erections.otherwise not.while doing sex i can last up to 5 to 8 minutes.but i want more.that's why i want some medicine.by the way i have no such blood problem.so plz give advice.
Since you're asking this question at 23, I assume you are having a problem? You should have told us about the problem? Viagra can help any male with a blood flow problem to the penis. Age isn't a factor. It can happen at any age. However, the probability of it happening at 23 is slight. At your age ED is usually caused by anxiety, exhaustion, alcohol or drug use, and several other conditions unrelated to blood flow. The big question is this. When you are alone, can you get and maintain an erection? The other big question is do you get erections in your sleep? Do you ever wake up with one? If you don't know, there are ways to find out. But let's start with the first 2 questions.
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Murdock says many couples like to heat things up by splitting a dose of Viagra. "It's an interesting sexual situation," he says. The recommended dosage for men is up to 100 milligrams per day, and that seems to be just as safe for women. Young people may get results from a smaller dose: As little as 25 mg may be enough.
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