The Viagra Invention History
Viagra Invention History
Viagra is one of the most popular prescription medications in the world. Millions of people are prescribed it every day for the purpose of sexual dysfunction in men. Many millions of people take Viagra as a way to treat their sexual dysfunction. Viagra was first manufactured by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals in 1996 and its main active ingredient is loxapatite. Loxapatite is known to have multiple side effects that are closely related to the heart, liver, blood vessels, bones, muscles, digestive system and brain. Loxapatite also produces powerful immune boosting compounds and has been used in animals to treat infections such as rheumatism, ulcers, bronchitis, inflammation, arteriosclerosis, angina, and multiple myeloma.
Women are usually the primary target group for Viagra because they typically exhibit symptoms of sexual dysfunction. Most women experience vaginal dryness and discomfort, low libido or lack of desire, and difficulty achieving orgasm. Many women also report discomfort during intercourse due to the swelling in the pelvic region. Approximately 21 million men in the United States use Viagra to treat their erectile dysfunction. Millions more people take the drug every year for similar conditions.
Viagra wasn’t originally intended to treat men. In fact, Pfizer developed Viagra to treat women suffering from pelvic pain and to help them achieve and maintain healthy pregnancies. The drug was initially seen as a successful treatment for women with difficulty conceiving. Women taking Viagra were able to experience high pregnancy rates as long as they discontinued taking the medicine after conception. Unfortunately, many women did not follow this advice, and now their children are born addicted to Viagra! This tragic case has caused the FDA to ban the drug under the guise of protecting women from being addicted to it!
Viagra Invention History Details
Viagra was also developed by Pfizer, to help men experiencing premature ejaculation. Premature ejaculation refers to when a man cannot control how soon he ejaculates within an erection. It can lead to painful erections and multiple, intense orgasms that women find very pleasurable. Men taking Viagra experienced a 50% decrease in premature ejaculation when used appropriately.
There are other ailments that Viagra can be used to treat, including cases of erectile dysfunction, low libido and premature ejaculation. Because of these positive results, Viagra has become wildly popular among men, and its use continues to expand beyond the specific medical niche in which it was developed. The drug can be purchased generic, or with a prescription, and can also be distributed by many private companies. The availability of the drug allows for a gender-neutral version to be sold to the male population, which is also referred to as “generic Viagra”. In addition, there are numerous brands of the drug available to consumers. Some have received favorable customer reviews, while others have not.
The negative publicity surrounding Viagra has prompted several legislative steps to reform the way the drug is distributed. An online drug identification (ID) program was established to make sure that the prescriptions and shipments of Viagra were only keeping confidential between doctors and pharmacies. Another regulation requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide the Food and Drug Administration with detailed information about their products, such as how and when they produce them, and what goes into their production. Finally, the FDA warns against overuse or misuse of Viagra. Allowing children or teenagers to take unsupervised doses of Viagra is illegal.