Viagra is a drug used to give impotent men a way to recover their normal sexual life and all the benefits that come along with that part of their life.

 There have been some problems with the use of this kind of drug due to the fact that it can cause some people heart problems and for that reason many people have experimented health problems while using that drug .also there is a new problem related to viagra because some people (much of them young) are using it like recreational drug “more likely to be practiced among the gay and bisexual community”- according to Dr. Jeffrey Klausner in his study made in the city of san Francisco - causing themselves health issues   such as heart problems, some people even do a worse thing by combining the blue pill with ecstasy or amphetamines  such conducts    can lead to serious problems, such as a sudden drop in blood pressure.

Similar drugs are being created to help men giving them a cheaper solution to that problem  the issue is that men have to start concerning about their health when they decide to use this drugs so they don’t finish their lives just for some minutes of joy

And excitement

Writing in the official journal of the International AIDS Society, Klausner also commented that "sildenafil (Viagra) . . . may be associated with unsafe drug use and sexual risk behaviour," and that, "although Viagra is a drug that should only be taken under the direct supervision of a health-care provider, over half of the men (in his study of 844) received the drug from a friend."

Straight boys are asking for those pills, too. The Harvard Medical School's Dr. Abraham Morgantaler says teenage and 20-something guys are requesting erectile-dysfunction (ED) drugs -- inventing a plumbing problem that doesn't really exist.

Morgantaler is quoted in the Chicago Tribune saying that college students often ask him for a "six-pack" that's not beer. (Viagra comes in packs of six.) He calls this "a stroke of (advertising) genius, evoking two great images of American maleness."

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