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Welcome to Viagra Impotence Forum. Finally there is an accurate and informative online resource for discussing impotence and the various treatment options including Viagra. Historically, men did not discuss Impotence, the condition was just thought to be a consequence of aging. Today with the advent of the first oral medication for the treatment of Impotence, Viagra, men are actually talking about their condition.

The Viagra Impotence Forum addresses the issues concerning Impotence and provides individuals with a means to discuss these issues in the format of a message board. These messages are reviewed and answered by  physicians. In addition, each week Physician answers selected e-mails that are subsequently posted on the website. If you have questions or concerns regarding Impotence and/or the use of Viagra email a physician for more information.

In addition, please review the forum weekly highlights and the posted messages below:

Viagra Impotence Forum Weekly Highlights

Mike - Dublin: "Is it safe to buy Viagra online and how does one obtain prescription Viagra without a visit to the doctor, isn't  Viagra a prescription medication?" Physician: This is a very common question that is asked on the Viagra Impotence Forum. Yes, Viagra is a prescription medication, however, an individual may safely buy prescription Viagra online without a visit to a physician's office. Detailed information concerning where to buy Viagra Online (click here)

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Secondary to the advent of the internet individuals can now communicate openly and candidly to a licensed physician from the privacy of there own home. Instead of the traditional visit to a physician's office individuals are requested to complete a detailed medical questionnaire that addresses the patient's medical history. This is information that is required by the licensed physician so that he/she can make a decision whether Viagra is appropriate for your condition.

This form of communication between the patient and physician is a new concept in health care designed to improve patient access to medical care. The internet version of an office visit is not intended to replace the traditional patient/physician relationship the service is only appropriate for certain medical conditions that involve the prescribing of so called "lifestyle or embarrassment medications" i.e. obesity, impotence, hair loss, arthritis pain, herpes infections, skin care, smoking cessation, etc.

James - London: I had a myocardial infarction (heart attack) four years ago at the age of 56 and I have not had any symptoms since the initial attack in 1996. Currently, I am only taking Atenolol 50mg once a day, I have never taken any nitrates in any form. My Cardiologist has given me a prescription for Viagra, do you feel it is safe for me to take Viagra? 

Physician: Although your full medical history and a physical exam would be appropriate prior to agreeing or disagreeing with your current Cardiologist decision to prescribe Viagra---I can discuss that the recent research has concluded that Viagra has no direct adverse cardiovascular effects on men with severe coronary artery disease. In fact, many studies have noted that Viagra had a positive effect on coronary blood-flow reserve ( journal article).

Tom - Los Angeles: I have been taking Viagra 2-3 times per week for several years will the Viagra continue to treat my impotence symptoms, as well as, the Viagra did in the beginning? Yes, Viagra has been shown to continue to help men for several years without a decline in the positive effects.

The following graph depicts how men rate the long term use of Viagra for the treatment of impotence:

Jeff - Amsterdam: I have been taking the medication Prozac for the last three months for mild depression which has helped with my depression immensely. However, since being on Prozac I have noticed that my erections have been sporadic. Prior to taking Prozac I have never had any problems performing on demand. I am only 32 and this inability to have erections is making me more depressed. I have heard that Prozac may cause impotence, should I stop taking the Prozac or can I take Viagra?

Physician: Clinical studies have shown Viagra is safe to combine with most prescription medications EXCEPT NITRATES. Nitrates are used to treat angina or chest pain, the most common nitrate is nitro-glycerin. The question, however, is should I use Viagra to prevail over the side effects of certain medications? Yes, Viagra may be used to prevail over the known side effects of certain medications. If your physician has prescribed a medication that you think may be causing impotence symptoms do not stop taking the medication, discuss the use of Viagra with your physician he/she will most likely prescribe Viagra for you. Commonly prescribed medications that cause impotence.

This website in not directly or indirectly associated with Pfizer in any way. Copyright© www.viagra-impotence-forum.co.uk ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Viagra® is a prescription medicine used to treat Impotence. Only a physician should decide if it is appropriate for you to use Viagra or other medications. These pages are only a summary of health related topics. If you have further questions concerning your health or would like more information about Viagra®, consult you personal physician or pharmacist. Please be responsible with your health. Schedule regular appointments with your family physician and/or your urologist so they may address and treat the underlying conditions responsible for your Impotence.