What is Kamagra?
Kamagra is a significant oral medication for the treatment of Erectile Dysfunction (ED). The medicine was originally developed as a cardiovascular medicine designed to improve blood flow in the vessels of the heart. However, during initial studies the medication was found to have a profound side effect: individuals began to report a remarkable difference in their ability to achieve and maintain an erection.
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How does Kamagra work?
Kamagra is dispensed as a pill and ingested orally. Within approximately 30-60 minutes the drug is absorbed into the bloodstream. Kamagra then functions as an inhibitor to an enzyme called phosphodiesterase type (PDE5) which is found primarily in the penis. By inhibiting PDE5, smooth muscle in the penis remains relaxed for a longer period. This allows for increased blood flow into the cavernous tissue of the penis thereby generating an erection.
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Why is Kamagra sometimes referred to as sildenafil citrate?
Sildenafil Citrate is the generic name for Kamagra. The generic name represents the medications nonproprietary or chemical name, whereas, the brand name is the name a pharmaceutical company give to a medication for marketing purposes.
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What is the appropriate dose?
The standard dose is 50mg one hour prior to sexual activity. However, if you are older than age 65 or have a serious kidney or liver disease some physicians will recommend starting with the minimal dose of 25mg. Kamagra should not be taken more than once per any 24 hour period and doses should not exceed 100mg. The half-life of Kamagra, the time the drug remains effective after ingestion, is approximately four hours.
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How much time must surpass before Kamagra is effective?
Kamagra is rapidly absorbed. Maximum observed plasma concentrations are reached within 30 to 120 minutes (median time 60 minutes) of oral dosing on an empty stomach. Please note: when Kamagra is taken with a high fat content meal, the rate of effectiveness can be significantly diminished.
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What are the side effects of Kamagra?
The side effects of Kamagra are relatively few and if they do occur, they are usually short lived. However, some patients have reported the following side effects: congestion, diorrhea, facial flushing, headaches, urinary tract infections, and visual changes (mild and temporary changes in blue/green colours or increased sensitivity to light).
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What are the precautions/warnings concerning Kamagra?
Men who are taking medicines that contain nitrates (Nitroglycerin) of any kind must NEVER use Kamagra. Patients should not take Kamagra even if you only take nitroglycerin medication occasionally.

There is also a potential for cardiac risk during sexual activity in patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease. Therefore, Kamagra should NOT be used in men where sexual activity is inadvisable because of their underlying cardiovascular status.

Several medications are known to interact with Kamagra. Therefore, you should inform your physician concerning all medications you are taking, including those medications acquired by a prescription as well as over the counter medicines.

The use of Kamagra offers no protection against sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV. Patients should continue to use protective measures necessary to guard against these diseases. In case of an overdose, call your physician immediately.
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Can I get Kamagra over the counter?
No, Kamagra should only be taken by prescription from a licensed physician. Regulations do not permit Kamagra to be taken without prescription. By completing an online medical questionnaire individuals may order Kamagra online and a licensed physician will review your medical history and patient profile. If approved for a Kamagra prescription, your order will be shipped discreetly to you. Some brands of Sildenafil Citrate are available via selected chemists but you must pay for a pharmacists prescription before purchasing.
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