Erectile Dysfunction is a common problem that affects men of all ages. It is often the result of an underlying health condition, such as diabetes or heart disease, or it may be caused by psychological factors, like anxiety about sexual performance.

Treatments are available and can be successful in most cases. Treatment options include medication, vacuum pumps that encourage blood flow to the penis, and psychological counseling. Most insurance plans cover at least some of these treatments.

Viagra 200mg Tablet is a drug that has been proven to treat ED in most patients. It works by inhibiting the activity of the PDE 5 enzyme, which is responsible for blocking erections. It also relaxes the walls of the blood vessels so that more blood can flow to the penis and cause an erection. The drug can be taken by mouth, and the effects can last up to four hours. It is important to not take more than one pill in 24 hours.

The medication is safe for women, and research suggests it can increase hormone levels like testosterone, which may help improve orgasm and climax. It also reduces pain in the clitoris and increases sensitivity in the vulva. It is recommended that a woman takes one tablet 30 to 60 minutes before sexual activity. The drug should not be taken with nitrates or alpha-blockers.

If you are taking the drug and have an upcoming event, you should consider making a plan for what to do if you miss a dose. It is not a good idea to take two pills at the same time, because doing so will only doubles your risk of side effects.

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