What To Do When Viagra Doesn’t Work

As a branded drug, Viagra contains the active ingredient sildenafil citrate and is a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction. You can use it if you have erectile dysfunction (ED), which means you have trouble getting or maintaining an erection. Taking Viagra as directed does not work for everyone. Maybe you need to take it at a different time or in a different way.

Why Viagra Doesn’t Always Work

There is no guarantee that Viagra will work every time, despite its relatively high success rate of over 70%. The effectiveness of Viagra can depend on several factors, including physical and psychological factors.

When taken incorrectly, Viagra may not work. It can affect how well Viagra works if you eat a large meal or drink alcohol while taking it. The following are a few reasons why Viagra does not always work.

The Viagra Dosage Is Too Low.

You may take too little Viagra if it's not working for you. If you take certain medications, your Viagra dose may be reduced to 25mg instead of 50mg.

There is a maximum dose of 100mg of Viagra that can be taken. It may be safe to take a higher dosage if your doctor prescribes it. Do not exceed the dose prescribed by your doctor. A dosage over 100mg will not improve the effectiveness of Viagra and could have serious side effects.

Not Taking Viagra Correctly.

Sexual aroused-ness is necessary for Viagra to work correctly. You should swallow your tablets whole, along with a glass of water. The combination of grapefruit juice and Viagra is not recommended. Preparing for sex before taking Viagra is also essential. An hour before your planned date, take your Viagra dose. It usually takes around 30-60 minutes for it to work.

You can take it up to 4 hours before sex, but the longer you wait, the less likely it is to work. It may take a few tries (up to 8) with Viagra to find when it works best for you.

You Have An Underlying Health Condition.

The reason Viagra doesn't work for you may be because of an underlying health condition you don't know about. The following health conditions can cause ED:

• High blood pressure
  
  
• High cholesterol levels
  
  
• An imbalance of hormones, such as low testosterone levels

If you are experiencing new ED symptoms and Viagra is not working, you should speak to a doctor. Treatments can improve your ED and help Viagra work if you have an underlying health condition.

Erectile dysfunction is one of the side effects of certain medications. Your ED could be caused or worsened by a medication you're taking. Consult your doctor if you think this is the case.

Drinking Alcohol

It is possible to drink alcohol with Viagra, but it may affect its effectiveness. Getting and maintaining an erection can be difficult when you drink alcohol. Side effects such as headaches or dizziness are also more likely to occur.

Eating Too Much

A full stomach will make Viagra take longer to work, whether you take it with food or not. Up to two hours could pass before Viagra starts working in some cases. Taking Viagra after a large meal won't work, so wait longer.

What If Viagra Doesn’t Work The First Time?

It is not always the case that Viagra works the first time. It can take time for your body to adjust to a new medication. To rule out the possibility that Viagra isn't working, your doctor will advise you to try it a few times. To ensure you take it correctly, you can also follow the instructions on this page. Please don't stop taking it too soon.

The first time you use Viagra, you may put a lot of pressure on yourself due to ED's tendency to cause performance anxiety. Feeling nervous can make you less likely to get sexually aroused. ED or sex anxiety should be discussed with your doctor.

What To Do When Viagra Isn’t Working

The frustration of being unable to get rid of ED with Viagra can be immense. To increase the effectiveness of Viagra, you can try a few things. Your doctor may suggest an alternative treatment if Viagra does not work for you after several attempts.

Take It At The Right Time.

It is important to take Viagra at the right time to give it the best chance of working. The time before sex is usually an hour before sex, but it can differ from man to man. Take it within a few hours of taking it and have sex soon after.

Don’t Drink Alcohol.

Alcohol intake should be kept to a minimum or avoided altogether when using Viagra to get the best results.

Take It On An Empty Stomach.

The next time you take Viagra, try taking it on an empty stomach. Viagra works faster if your stomach is empty.

Try It Again

Retaking it and remaining relaxed is the best thing to do. For Viagra to work properly, your doctor may recommend taking it several times (up to eight times).

Taking Viagra more than once a day is not recommended.

Alternatives To Viagra

Your doctor may suggest an alternative treatment for ED if Viagra does not work or if the side effects are too severe.

Mobi Doctor can prescribe a range of erectile dysfunction treatments which work in a similar way to Viagra but contain a different active ingredient, such as:

• Tadalafil, a generic drug for ED that contains tadalafil as its active ingredient, with a starting dose of 10mg
  
  
• Cialis, a brand name for tadalafil
  
  
• Spedra, containing avanafil, comes in 100 mg and 200 mg strengths.
  
  
• Levitra, a 10mg or 20mg tablet containing vardenafil as its active ingredient

How Mobi Doctor Can Help?

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