Viagra (sildenafil) doesn’t work as a treatment for women, most studies show. But new research suggests that among women who suffer sexual side effects as a result of antidepressants, the little blue pill may help.

Sexual side effects due to antidepressant treatment are common, affecting from 30 percent to 70 percent of men and women who use the drugs. In the first month of treatment, about two out of three patients will stop using antidepressants, often citing sexual side effects as a reason. (more…)

Viagra (sildenafil) is the first unique effective and reliable oral preparation for erectile dysfunction treatment.

There were 21 placebo controlled clinical trials of Viagra carried out in different countries in which more than 3000 men suffering from erectile dysfunction participated. The age of the patients was from 19 to 87. The duration of ED was 5 years on average. During these trials Viagra was taking when it was necessary 1 hour prior to a coming sexual activity. In all clinical trials Viagra has demonstrated statistically trustworthy advantage comparing to placebo. (more…)

Viagra has been on the market for awhile now, but you may be hearing more and more about something called Viagra Soft. Obviously, it’s a form of Viagra; otherwise it wouldn’t share the same name. However, this new tab has a key benefit that the regular Viagra does not, making it a much more desirable medication for erectile dysfunction. (more…)

Pharmaceuticals certainly have their place in health care. For example, drug therapy saves lives in cases of infections, certain cancers, and insulin-dependent diabetes, and it relieves suffering for those in acute and chronic pain. The fact is, we need pharmaceuticals for the proper treatment of a wide variety of illnesses. It is obvious, however, that we in the United States have put too much faith in drug therapy. (more…)