Side Effects of Viagra (that you don't know)
If you are taking or considering taking PDE5 Inhibitors and/or the generic versions this is a must read.
Generic Viagra is called Sildenafil.
If you are taking Viagra/Sildenafil or considering taking it you are probably aware of the common side effects.
Common side effects include:
- flushing
- upset stomach
- abnormal vision, such as changes in color vision and blurred vision
- stuffy or runny nose
- back pain.
- muscle pain
- nausea
- headache
Chronic Viagra usage is 1 or more years.
Here are the chronic side effects:
1. 10 times the risk of developing Glaucoma when taking Viagra long term ( more than 1 year.)
2. Viagra could decrease natural killer cell activity.
Natural killer cell activity are our first line of defense against cancer.
Which is naturally a concern if you are taking these post prostrate cancer.
3. Skin cancer (melanoma) - melanoma can spread quickly and can kill with in a few months.
This happens partly by a gene mutation in the cancer that induces melanoma cell invasion by down-regulating cGMP-Specific Phosphodiesterase Type 5 inhibitor.
This is also how Viagra works, it’s Phosphodiesterase Type 5 inhibitor. This Viagra may have the same effect of promoting melanoma growth.
In a cohort study by Li WQ, Qureshi AA, Robinson KC, Han J. - Viagra use was associated with an 84% risk of a subsequent melanoma diagnosis. This is a significant association!
This is why I say over and over that PDE5 inhibitors are a last resort and not a 1st choice.
Go holistic, there are no side effects and only positive affects.
Shari James RN is a Holistic Sex Coach who specializes in helping men heal erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation with out using pills.
