Levitra; The Erectile Dysfunction Drug Of Choice
Erectile dysfunction is defined as the consistent or recurrent inability of a man to attain or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual performance. Men who know choose Levitra (Vardenafil) to help deal with their erectile dysfunction. Levitra has been proven to give better performance than other medications designed to help treat erectile dysfunction. Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra are all FDA approved to treat erectile dysfunction. Most men prefer the timeliness of the drug, as Levitra is reliable, fast acting, and produces satisfactory hardness of the erection.
Levitra is one of several new pharmaceutical drugs meant to help men struggling with impotency, or erectile dysfunction. Studies have shown that men prefer Viagra and Levitra as the medications proved to provide ease of getting and maintaining an erection. All three of the medications work better over time and the effect becomes cumulative. The longer the drugs are taken, the more effective they become. Levitra helps to aid in achieving and maintaining an erection during sexual activity. All three drugs work the same way by blocking an enzyme called PDE-5 which is a natural chemical that is part of the chain of messages that tell a man’s erection to go away. The drugs have a very specific effect. There's another important difference between the three drugs. Viagra takes longer to work if taken after a high-fat meal. Cialis and Levitra can be taken on a full stomach regardless of what you've eaten.
Available in the United States market since 2003, Levitra is believed to be an enzyme blocker that helps to increase the blood flow to the penis. On the average, Levitra can be effective for up to 4 to 6 hours. Levitra claims show that there is a 70% higher success rate in patients with diseases such as diabetes or those who have undergone prostate cancer surgery as those are the two most common causes of erectile dysfunction. Levitra has been shown to sometimes block a sister chemical, called PDE-6, which affects color vision. Some men report a slight bluish tint to their vision while others may become more sensitive to light. These effects will typically go away after a few hours.
Levitra is not suitable for people who take nitrate drugs for angina. It is also not suitable for people taking alpha blockers for prostate problems. Levitra may result in a dangerous drop in blood pressure which is why it is not safe for certain men. Over half of al men between the ages of 40 and 70 years old experience erectile dysfunction, making it the most common chronic condition affecting men. This can be because of diabetes, blood pressure medications, prostate cancer surgery or numerous other conditions. It is surprising but whether because of embarrassment or lack of information about treatment, as many as 90 percent of men with the condition don’t take help. Experts believe that Levitra’s arrival would definitely help in bringing an end to the stigma of impotence. The problem will no remain a problem and men will again enjoy a healthy sexual life.
