Levitra FAQs

Thursday, August 28 2008

Answers to your questions about Erectile Dysfunction, Levitra and Viamedic.com

Q: How is Erectile Dysfunction (ED) defined?

A: A man depends on increased blood flow to his penis get an erection. ED is a condition in which blood flow into the penis will not increase sufficiently, even when a man is sexually excited or stimulated, to the point that he can get an erection, or when he can’t keep an erection long enough for successful intercourse. Nearly all men, especially men over 40, will have problems getting and keeping a quality erection sometime. It is estimated that as many as 30,000,000 men in the U.S. have experienced ED.

Q: What causes the blood flow to decrease?

A: ED can be caused by several factors that are naturally occurring or the result of an unhealthy lifestyle, or a combination of the two. Stress, cigarette smoking, psychological or emotional problems, alcohol and illegal drug use and abuse, obesity, disease, other medications, fatigue and injury are some of the causes of ED.

Q: If I give up some of my bad habits, will my ED go away?

A: Possibly to some degree, but probably not entirely. ED is a medical condition that usually requires some type of treatment such as Levitra, an FDA-approved oral prescription medication that can be ordered discreetly online through Viamedic.com. Only a physician can answer this question as it pertains to each individual patient, though.

Q: So how does Levitra work?

A: When a man’s penis is sexually stimulated after he has taken Levitra, blood flow to the penis increases, making it possible for the man to achieve and erection. On its own, Levitra does not give a man an erection. The sexual stimulation must occur in order for Levitra to work.

Q: Everything has side effects these days. What about Levitra?

A: Few, if any, medications don’t exhibit side effects in some patients. In the case of Levitra, when taken with nitrates (heart medications) or alpha-blockers (blood flow medicines), Levitra can cause a sudden drop of blood pressure that can be unsafe. Because of this, men taking these types of drugs should not use Levitra. Common, less dangerous minor side effects can include headache, flushing, and stuffy or runny nose. A man using Levitra who has an erection that lasts longer than four hours should seek medical help right away. As with all products ordered through Viamedic.com, a prescription of Levitra is not shipped until a patient’s medical profile has been thoroughly reviewed by an outside qualified U.S. licensed physician contracted by Viamedic.com, as your safety is of the utmost importance to us.

Q. If my prescription if approved, when will I receive my shipment of Levitra from Viamedic.com?

A. You will receive your shipment within a few days, unless you prefer overnight shipping, which is available through Viamedic.com’s customer service representatives.

At Viamedic.com, your health, happiness and total satisfaction with our products are important to us. Please contact a customer service representative about how you might order your Levitra online through Viamedic.com.