Sildenafil was first developed by the American pharmaceutical company Pfizer and marketed in the United States in 1998, and it is also a commonly used drug in clinical practice!
The listing of sildenafil has caused a global sensation because it is a breakthrough method for many men, and nowadays, with the change of modern lifestyles and the deterioration of the environment, more and more people are diagnosed with ED, and the options are relatively limited, mainly including injectable drugs, external negative pressure devices, etc., however, these methods often have certain limitations and the advent of sildenafil provides patients with a more convenient, effective and safe option.
Sildenafil
Its main ingredient is sildenafil, which belongs to a class of drugs known as phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (PDE5 inhibitors).
By inhibiting the activity of phosphodiesterase-5, sildenafil prevents the degradation of CGMP so that it can accumulate in the body, and more CGMP can be used to promote vasodilation, thereby better improving the male body.
In addition, sildenafil can also be used clinically for **pulmonary hypertension, pulmonary hypertension is a rare but serious cardiovascular disease, which is characterized by increased blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries, and sildenafil by dilating the pulmonary arteries and pulmonary capillaries, reducing the pressure in the pulmonary arteries, thereby reducing symptoms and improving the quality of life of patients.
Can long-term use of "sildenafil" become addictive?
Sildenafil is not an addictive drug, it is a PDE5 inhibitor, and according to clinical studies, sildenafil is relatively safe to use in normal doses and has not shown signs of causing addiction.
Moreover, sildenafil has achieved obvious results in clinical practice, however, long-term use of sildenafil may lead to addiction problems.
But long-term use of sildenafil may lead to the body's dependence on the drug, initially, a small dose of sildenafil can effectively improve erectile function, however, over time, the body may gradually adapt to the drug, a higher dose is required to achieve the same effect, and the increased tolerance of this drug may lead to potential health risks such as increased burden on the heart and increased blood pressure.
There are also cases of abuse that can lead to psychological dependence and may have a negative impact on sex life in pursuit of the sensations that the drug brings, but these cases do not represent long-term addiction with sildenafil, but rather a problem caused by drug abuse.
Is there *** after stopping the drug?It's clear after reading it
Let's be clear: sildenafil is a temporary drug and does not have permanent effects on the body. Therefore, when a person decides to stop taking sildenafil, he should be aware that the effects of the drug will gradually wear off.
After stopping taking sildenafil, some people may experience a period of adjustment. This is because their bodies need to readjust to not being able to go about their normal lives without the help of medication, and even feel that the ED problem is getting worse, which is normal because the effects of sildenafil are temporary, not long-term.
Secondly, stopping taking sildenafil may also cause some psychological effects.
Since sildenafil can help people return to normal X function, it has a positive effect on self-confidence and satisfaction, therefore, when stopping the use of sildenafil, some people may feel anxious and worry that the ED problem will reappear, and this psychological effect may persist for a while, but it usually gradually abates.
It is necessary to understand the precautions for taking sildenafil
Sildenafil should only be used under the guidance of a doctor
Before deciding to take sildenafil, you should consult with a medical professional and inform them about your overall health, history of drug allergies, and other medications you are taking, as sildenafil may interact with certain medications, resulting in severe***
Sildenafil is only available for men
Sildenafil is not suitable for women and children, in addition to this, if you have heart disease, abnormal blood pressure, liver or kidney problems, or have ever had vision problems, you should also avoid sildenafil, which may increase the risk of developing serious *** after taking sildenafil.
The correct dosage and usage are very important
Sildenafil is usually in the form of tablets**, which should be taken as directed by a doctor before each use, exceeding the recommended dose may lead to an exacerbation of ***, in addition, sildenafil should be used between 30 minutes and 4 hours before the X act to ensure that the drug is able to work.