Sildenafil

Like any medication, Sildenafil can have some side effects. The most frequent one is headaches, which occur in more than 1 in 10 people. Other common side effects are nausea, hot flushes, indigestion, changes in vision, a blocked nose, and dizziness. To help with the side effects, try steering clear of spicy foods, use a fan to keep cool, and make sure to drink plenty of water. There are other side effects that might occur, but they're quite rare. For a complete list of side effects, have a look at the patient leaflet.

Sildenafil tablets can work in the body for about three to five hours. If you take the tablet as directed, it should provide you with enough time to have sex with your partner. However, if you notice it doesn't last long enough, please inform our clinician. They can talk to you about possibly increasing your dose. They might also suggest another medication, such as Cialis, which can be effective for up to 36 hours.

For most men who use Sildenafil tablets, it works on the first or second try. Clinical studies have reviewed the effectiveness of Sildenafil. It has been shown to help improve erections in: If Sildenafil isn't working as well as you'd hoped, our clinician can assist you in finding a more appropriate dose or suggest other ED treatments.

Sildenafil is the generic form of Viagra, which means it should work just as well. The key difference is that it's typically more affordable. Both have the same active ingredient, so they function in the same way. Viagra is a branded medicine produced by a single company, and its tablets are known for their distinct blue colour and come in a familiar packaging. On the other hand, Sildenafil is produced by different manufacturers, so the look of Sildenafil tablets can differ depending on who makes them. Some men choose Viagra instead of the generic Sildenafil. However, both medications are clinically bioequivalent, meaning there's hardly any difference in their effectiveness.

Sildenafil and Tadalafil are both used to treat erectile dysfunction. Although they function in a similar manner, they have different active ingredients, making them distinct from each other. Tadalafil, the generic form of Cialis, can be taken as an on-demand weekend pill, lasting up to 36 hours, or as a low-dose daily pill. However, if you have low blood pressure, a medication with a shorter duration might be more suitable. Sildenafil is a pill you take as needed, and it works for up to five hours. Sildenafil is often a bit more affordable than Tadalafil, and for men who prefer not to take medication daily, its five-hour window for sexual activity can be just right. The choice between them depends on your personal sexual habits and preferences.

We make managing erectile dysfunction straightforward. Share your health details with us, and our clinicians will provide expert advice. We'll recommend appropriate ED treatments, and you can decide which one suits you best. All that's left is to choose how often you'd like us to deliver your medication and how much you'd like to receive each time. If you have any questions for our clinicians about your treatment, feel free to ask at any time. Simply log in to your Treated account and send them a message. They will regularly check in with you to see how you're managing with your prescription. If you need to adjust your treatment or switch to a different medication, that's perfectly fine.

No, Sildenafil tablets and similar drugs are not suitable or safe for women. There is a medication known as 'female Sildenafil' called Addyi, but it's used for hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD). It is not at all like any approved medication for erectile dysfunction.

Sildenafil isn't right for everyone, and there are a few things you should know before taking it. Here's all the official information on it. If anything isn't clear, please let our clinician know, and they can discuss it with you.

Sildenafil is a prescribed treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) that contains the active ingredient sildenafil citrate. This helps to relax the blood vessels in your penis. Erectile dysfunction occurs when blood flow to the penis is limited. It's estimated that about half of men aged 40 to 70 experience it to some degree. So, it's more common than you might realise, and if you're dealing with it, you're certainly not alone. Generally, it's not a major concern, but it can make achieving an erection challenging. The issue is that blood vessels become constricted, preventing blood from flowing into your penis. This is due to an enzyme called PDE5. Sildenafil works against this enzyme, allowing blood to flow into the penis. The result? A firmer and longer-lasting erection. There are a few misunderstandings about Sildenafil, such as it being an aphrodisiac or only suitable for older men. In truth, Sildenafil doesn't directly increase sexual desire. It helps by boosting blood flow, which makes it easier to get and keep an erection. Erectile dysfunction can affect men of any age, so if you suspect you have it, it's important to speak with a doctor to get a proper diagnosis before using Sildenafil. Since Sildenafil tablets are generic, they're more affordable than Viagra. However, they contain the same active ingredient, so they should be just as effective.

Important Information

Sildenafil isn't right for everyone, and there are a few things you should know before taking it. Here's all the official information on it. If anything isn't clear, please let our clinician know, and they can discuss it with you.

Are there any side effects of Sildenafil?

Like any medication, Sildenafil can have some side effects. The most frequent one is headaches, which occur in more than 1 in 10 people. Other common side effects are nausea, hot flushes, indigestion, changes in vision, a blocked nose, and dizziness. To help with the side effects, try steering clear of spicy foods, use a fan to keep cool, and make sure to drink plenty of water. There are other side effects that might occur, but they're quite rare. For a complete list of side effects, have a look at the patient leaflet.