Viagra

If you're a man who's ever had a problem in bed Viagra may seem like a miracle come true. If your erections aren't as hard as they used to be, if they don't last as long as you want them to, or if you sometimes have difficulty getting an erection at all, Viagra may be the answer to your prayers.

If you have diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or have undergone prostate surgery and think that a loss of sexual function is something you just have to live with, Viagra may change your mind in a hurry.

If you're a woman whose husband or boyfriend can't always satisfy you, Viagra might well be the wonder pill that brings sexual fulfillment back into your lives.

Or if you're just someone who wants to know what all the excitement is about and whether you’re present or future sex life can be even better, Viagra has some wonderful news for you, too.

This little blue diamond shaped pill from Pfizer is about to change all of our lives. For the generation that refuses to grow old, Viagra is the drug everyone has been waiting and praying for. The pill that promises a lifetime of great sex for just about everyone.

It was the most dramatic introduction of a new drug in medical history. Overnight, everyone was talking about Viagra, the magic pill promising virile sex to every man forever.

Despite the media frenzy, no one could get enough of it. Older men with long term sexual problems, middle-aged men starting to slow down, younger men looking for something to boost their sexual performance, and women hoping to reignite their husbands, boyfriends, and even themselves, all were clamoring for this state of the art love potion. Even the kids were asking what all the talk was about.

Until now, almost every man with an erection problem thought he was the only one. Or at least it felt that way. Now, with the stunning entrance of Viagra, the pill impotence, these men have suddenly discovered that for there are at least 30 million others in America, and 140 million or more around the world, all dealing with the same condition. That's a lot of company.

Until now, impotence, or more correctly, erectile dysfunction (ED), was something no one wanted to discuss. It was a shameful, dark secret held by millions of men and their partners.

Whether their erections were not as hard as they used to be, not as frequent, not as long lasting, or even nonexistent, these men were all suffering from some degree of erectile dysfunction. In short, they were unable to obtain or maintain an erection sufficient to engage in satisfactory sexual intercourse with their partners.

And the really shocking fact is that only 5 to 10 percent actually asked their doctors for help, despite the fact that help was available. Why? Because the vast majority of impotent men believed that their condition was a natural consequence of aging and they just had to learn to live with it. For others, the problem was a result of medical conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease, or a result of prostate surgery, and the loss of sexual function seemed inevitable.

Effective treatment was available for these men, but they and their partners just didn't know it. Or if they did, they were turned off by the menu of available therapies, which included injections or plungers into the penis; cumbersome vacuum devices resulting in an unstable erection that interrupted lovemaking; and costly, irreversible penile implants. So they never made a move to get help.

Now, with the coming of Viagra, this picture has dramatically changed. The second sexual revolution is upon us, and now it's perfectly acceptable to talk openly about erectile dysfunction. Whether your erections are too soft, too infrequent, don't last long enough, or never even show up, there is now an easy solution.

Unlike previous treatments, Viagra is easy to take, works naturally and is readily available. And while it may not work for every man, it has certainly changed the lives of millions of formerly impotent men and their partners. Viagra marks a significant difference in our lives. It lifts a tremendous burden from millions of men who were unable to perform sexually or were having serious problems with their erections or were living in fear of the day their sexual abilities would begin to fade.

From now on, it will be perfectly normal to go to your doctor, admit you have a problem and ask for help.