Viagra, treatment for impotence

Viagra, treatment for impotence Impotence is the inability to achieve and keep enough stiffness of the penis to enter the vagina and have intercourse.

Viagra safe for some men with heart disease The impotence drug Viagra appears to be safe for some men with heart disease -- namely, those not taking nitrate drugs, according to a new report...

Male menopause -- fact or fiction? Do men experience a "change of life" in middle age -- a hormonal shift equivalent to menopause in women? Debate over the concept of "male menopause" continues to illicit widely divergent viewpoints, as evidenced by two opposing arguments made by British..

Viagra rival wins support for fighting impotence A new pill called Uprima, though seen as having some undesirable side effects, moved a step closer Monday to becoming the first rival to the wildly popular Viagra as a possible oral treatment for impotence...

FDA Panel Approves Faster-Acting Viagra Competitor The popular Viagra impotence pill may soon have a new competitor: Uprima, a fast-acting tablet made by a Deerfield, Ill.-based joint venture between Abbott Laboratories and a Japanese pharmaceutical company...

New class of impotence drugs reported Despite its raging popularity, the impotence treatment Viagra isn't all good times -- it can cause side effects such as headaches, flushed face, vision changes, and heart problems in patients taking nitrate drugs...

Erectile Dysfunction May Signal Heart Disease The introduction of the impotence drug Viagra has had an unexpected bonus -- among men seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction, physicians are now finding those who are also at high risk for heart disease...