Posts Tagged ‘levitra’

Can I increase Viagra dosage from 100mg to 150mg on my own?

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

Question by Jim:


Hello, my name is Jim, I am 43 years old male.

I have been suffering from ED for the past year.

Recently I tried generic Viagra 100mg pill.

Unfortunately the effect was too far from what I expected.

I also noticed that if I dissolve Viagra pill in a cup of water before drinking it – the erection is much better when I just swallow the pill and then drink water after it.

What does it mean?

Should I always dissolve Viagra in the water?

Can I try to increase the dose from 100mg to 150mg?

Sildenafil Citrate 100mg give almost nothing to me – I hope that increasing the dosage can help. Or may be I should try other ED pills? Cialis or Levitra, e. g. What would you recommend?

If I take Viagra ore any other ED pill for a couple of months or even longer – will it cure my impotence? Is there any chance I will be able to have sex without need of taking Viagra every time I want erection?

Answer:

Hello, Jim. Thanks for asking your question.

To be honest, I can’t explain why Viagra pill dissolved in water works much better for you. For maximum effect Viagra is recommended to be taken apart from meal, especially from high fat meal. May be that factor made the difference, not water.

I don’t recommend you trying to increase the dosage. Viagra 100mg is the maximum allowed dosage and increasing it can harm you.

Regarding taking Viagra on a constant basis. This not only seems to be very expensive, but it’s not proven to be more effective. You should NOT take Viagra as a recreational drug, it can only be taken when needed – a few hours prior to sexual encounter.

And yes – you can try taking generic Cialis or generic Viagra in order to fix impotence, but don’t forget to consult your doctor before you buy it. And have in mind all possible side effects and interactions.


I get an erection when I sleep but can’t while I’m awake.

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Question by Jim:


Hello. I am Jim, 45.

I have Multiply Sclerosis, and as many men with MS I have male impotence as well.

Still I have nocturnal erections – I wake up with a very firm penis.

But it disappears quickly and during the day I can’t achieve an erection again.

I tried Viagra, Cialis and Levitra.

Viagra helps, but not the way I want it to. Cialis and Levitra don’t work for me at all.

So the question is – why I have an erection when I sleep and can’t have it while awake?

Answer:

Hello, Jim. You are right – Multiply Sclerosis affects nerves and men with MS are usually experiencing ED too. The nature of nocturnal erections is not completely clear to medics. There is a theory that during sleep our brain sends certain signals to nerves and some of them cause erection. Other theory states that during sleep men can experience sexual arising dreams which in turn causes an erection. Third theory involves our bladder and states that during night it gets full and causes pressure to prostate. Under-pressure prostate causes stimulation to certain nerves and causes an erection.

The mechanism of the erection is the following:

Brain sends signals to certain nerves in penile area, causing certain chemicals to be released. These chemicals in turn make muscles in penile area relax, which in turn allows blood to flow the penis and cause an erection. The erection disappears when other chemicals called PDE5 are released. They cause penis muscles to constrict again and blood leaves the penis. Viagra and other impotence pills called PDE5 inhibitors work by blocking second type of chemicals.

There are many other ways how to fix impotence. You can try some classical treatments or natural ED remedies. And don’t forget to consult your physician!

My best wishes.


I have difficulty getting an erection, tried Viagra & Cialis

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Question by Victor:


Hi. I am Victor, 65.

A few years a go I started experiencing troubles with achieving an erection.

I have tried generic Viagra 100mg and generic Cialis 10mg so far, but without desired effect.

I was on satins but now I have been off for 4 months, now my mobility is good and I don’t feel pain any more.

What else can I try for enhancement?

I need my sex drive back, please help!

Answer:

Hi, Victor. Thank you for the question.

As you have already tried Viagra and Cialis w/o much success it means that your body is unreceptive to PDE5 inhibitors, such as Sildenafil Citrate and Tadalafil.

You can give a try to generic Levitra (Vardenafil) or to some natural ED remedies.

And you should also consult your urologist in order to determine the cause of your ED and to select the appropriate treatment.

He can recommend you vacuum pumps, penile injections or MUSE. Read more here.

Best of luck.


I have ED and nothing helps including Viagra and Cialis

Friday, February 19th, 2010

Question by anonymous visitor:


Hello. I have experienced troubles with erection (male impotence) for about 7 years since I was diagnosed with paraphimosis.

I have tried almost all major impotence pills, including generic Viagra, Cialis and Levitra – but nothing have helped me – I still can’t achieve or maintain an erection.

Recently I was diagnosed with Diabetes – my doctor said that I had experienced it without knowing.

It caused damage to my eyes and I had to have larger surgery to prevent further development of vision problems.

As tests show now I have my Diabetes under control – I take certain medications for it and for HBP as well.

Can paraphimosis be the cause of my impotence and what should I do.

Answer:

Hello. To my knowledge paraphimosis may or may not cause erectile dysfunction in men, but since you have diabetes – this is likely the main cause of impotence. Since you had to have larger surgery it means your body was affected by Diabetes and probably not only eyes – your penile area was probably affected to. As your system does not respond to PDE5 inhibitors such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra you can give a try to some natural ED remedies or consider penile implants or MUSE as well.

Read more about Diabetes and impotence here.

Anyway first thing you should do is to schedule an appointment with your urologist for initial evaluation and investigations.

My best wishes.