What are the side effects of Kamagra?

Listed below are the most common side effects:

• Headache (very common)
• Dizziness.
• Visual colour distortions (blue vision), visual disturbance, blurred vision.
• Flushing, hot flushes.
• Nasal congestion.
• Nausea, Dyspepsia (indigestion)

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Secondly, even if the drug you are buying is genuine Kamagra, this will still be dangerous for an individual to use without first consulting a doctor. The active ingredient, sildenafil, is not safe for everyone to use and may cause dangerous and potentially life-threatening side effects in some.

A generic medicine is one which is identical to a branded medicine but NOT marketed under the original brand name. If a generic medicine does not have a UK license, it is illegal to sell it in the UK, and may be a fake.

It is a confusing area, but essentially, if men stick to buying their erectile dysfunction treatments from UK regulated websites, they can be confident that whether they buy Viagra or sildenafil, they will get medically identical UK licensed medicine. Buying ‘sildenafil’ rather than ‘Viagra’ is likely to be very much cheaper.

General advice

A medical history and physical examination should be undertaken to diagnose erectile dysfunction and determine potential underlying causes, before pharmacological treatment is considered. Online assessments do not entirely replace face-to-face erectile dysfunction consultations with GPs.

Most men take Viagra/sildenafil in a situation where they expect sexual stimulation and in which they expect to have intercourse. They have usually previously experienced unsatisfactory erections. 40% of men or more will have some degree of impotence at some time in their lives, the proportion increasing with age. If sexual stimulation does not occur within 4 to 6 hours of taking Viagra/sildenafil, the effects of the tablets simply wears-off.

Men taking Viagra/sildenafil for the first time should usually start with the middle dose of one 50mg tablet. They should be prepared to sit or lie down in the rare event that there is a significant drop in blood pressure and they feel dizzy or light-headed. A fairly large proportion, more than 1 in 100, of men taking Viagra/sildenafil notice a bluish or yellowish discolouration of their vision. This is not in itself a cause for concern, and usually does not interfere with normal activity. It wears off after a few hours. Other side-effects are listed in the table at the bottom of the page and are repeated in the ‘patient information leaflets’ supplied with the medication –