Could Sildenafil Side Effects Make Your Magic Wand Explode_
                     Could Sildenafil Side Effects Make Your Magic Wand
Explode?
Whether you suffer from ED Erectile Dysfunction or Erectile
Dissatisfaction if you do find yourself online searching for a
quick  fix  or  at  the  doctor  asking  for  the  blue  pills,  it’s
absolutely crucial you understand that medical doctors are
educated  and  trained  to  treat  the  symptoms  of  ED and
impotence  not  the  underlying  causes  or  root  of  the
problem, which could be a host of other challenges.
Accordingly, I’m going to issue a Warning!
If you take the medical route with pills, creams or devices,
just know going in that these are all temporary solutions
and without addressing the root, your problem will always
return.
That being said, I wanted to put all options on the table in
order to help you make an educated decision about your
personal circumstances.
If you do choose this route, just make sure you’re working
on the other natural ED cures like the ones offered in “Man
Up – The Ultimate Guide to Natural ED Cures, that solve the
root of your challenges, otherwise, as you’ll soon discover,
things could get worse.
The Two Medical Routes For ED
There are two main categories of treatment for ED in the
medical  establishment  –  Mechanical  and  Pharmaceutical.
Of these two, pharmaceutical is bar far the most abused
and  misunderstood.  It’s  also  the  most  prescribed
(haphazardly  at  that)  by  most  medical  doctors,  so  let’s
unpack this beast and slay it with some truth.
Pharmaceutical Treatments
Confusingly,  pharmaceuticals  do  not  address  the
underlying cause of your problem but instead interfere with
the  process  of  blood  flow  that  creates  and  sustains
erections.  Essentially,  your  erect  soldier  contains  up  to
eight times more blood than when it’s flaccid. But once you
lose your erection, this trapped blood gets released, your
erection ends, and blood flow returns to normal.
PDE5 inhibitors, such as sildenafil (Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis)
and vardenafil (Levitra), stop a particular enzyme found in
blood vessel walls called PDE5 (phosphodiesterase type 5)
from working properly. Since PDE5 helps control blood flow
to  your  pulmonary  arteries,  PDE5  inhibitors  cause  your
blood vessels to relax, which increases blood flow to your
big guy.
Now let’s  just  stop right  there.  Did you catch that  “stop
PDE5 from working properly?” Now I don’t know about you
but  I’d  rather  have  Mother  Nature  working  for  me  than
against me (Remember the Wave).
Here’s  a  little  food  for  thought:  we  do  not  suffer  from
erection problems simply because we were not born with
enough  Viagra  in  our  bodies.  Really,  can  you  imagine
adding  Viagra  to  the  daily  recommended  allowance  of
vitamins and minerals needed for survival? Probably not I’d
guess.  But again,  depending on your circumstances,  this
could be a temporary solution, so let’s see what other risks
there are before we jump on the Viagra bandwagon.
You’re Soldier Could Explode
Turns out these PDE5 inhibitors all have warnings. In fact,
here’s  just  one of  the many possible side effects copied
directly from Viagra’s website:
 An erection that  will  not  go away (priapism).If
you have an erection that lasts more than 4 hours, get
medical help right away. If it is not treated right away,
priapism can permanently damage your penis. 
While you may be saying “whoopee I get a hard on for over
four hours,” you may want to hold off on that thought. It
turns out, holding an erection for long periods of time has
actually been proven to do long term damage to your dong.
It’s called “priapism” and studies show PDE5 inhibitors can
“extend duration of action for up to 12 hours.”
An extended erection is kind of like staying awake without
sleeping for  four days and alternating weight lifting with
wind  sprints  –  pretty  soon  your  blood  vessels  will  just
explode. While that may be a bit of an exaggeration, I think
you  get  the  point.  Artificially  inflated  boners  for  long
periods of time are not only detrimental but painful.
They Only Work 50% Of The Time
While manufacturers who sell PDE5 inhibitors promote their
drugs as 70% effective, in reality, according to 14 separate
studies of  over 18,000 men, the success rate is  actually
closer to 50%. Not exactly an urgent reason to jump off the
wave and dive into a bottle of  blue pills.And even when
these pills do work, don’t expect porn-star erections. They
only create erections “sufficient for intercourse.”
They Create Erections Not Arousal
As effective the PDE5 inhibitors may be for the 50% just
mentioned, unfortunately, they have no effect on arousal.
So you may get a stiffy, but you may not feel particularly
interested in sex. Because of this lack of arousal and other
factors,  many men feel  disappointed with the drugs and
according  to  statistics,  fewer  than  half  refill  their
prescriptions.
They Become Less Effective Over Time
Ever heard of the law of diminishing returns? This happens
with all drugs. The more you take them the less effective
they become and the more you need to take to get similar
effects.  Think  about  smoking  pot  or  drinking  alcohol.  If
you’ve built up a tolerance, you’ll just need more and more
to get the same high. Not exactly a good idea considering
these drugs have loads of side effects.
There Are Serious Side Effects
And  what  about  those  Sildenafil  side  effects?  There  are
serious negative side effects from taking PDE5 inhibitors
that can adversely affect your short and long-term health.
Here’s a list of some of the manufacturers’ warnings:
 Upset stomach or diarrhea 
 Dizziness 
 Headaches 
 Heartburn 
 Runny or stuffy nose 
 Nosebleeds 
 Flushing 
 Difficulty sleeping 
 Muscle or back pain 
 Numbness or tingling in the hands, arms, feet, or legs 
 Sensitivity to light or vision changes
Financial Risk
While PDE5 inhibitors have dropped from around $30 a pill
to an average price of $7 for a generic brand, it still ads up.
And regardless of how much dough you got in the bank,
when  you  consider  all  the  risks,  riding  that  wave  to
discover  some  long-term  solutions  should  be  sounding
pretty stokeworthy about now.