Consult a doctor if Viagra affects your ejaculation significantly, causing persistent problems like delayed or absent ejaculation (anorgasmia), or painful ejaculation. This isn’t always a cause for alarm, but monitoring is key.
Consider immediate medical attention if you experience sudden vision changes, chest pain, or prolonged erection (priapism) after taking Viagra. These are serious side effects requiring prompt medical intervention.
If changes in ejaculation persist for more than a few weeks despite adjusting Viagra dosage or frequency, seek professional advice. Your doctor can assess underlying health issues or explore alternative treatments.
| Delayed or absent ejaculation (lasting more than 4 weeks) | Schedule a doctor’s appointment. |
| Painful ejaculation (lasting more than 2 weeks) | Consult a urologist or sexual health specialist. |
| Sudden vision loss or chest pain | Seek immediate medical help. This is a medical emergency. |
| Prolonged erection (priapism) | Go to the emergency room immediately. |
Remember, open communication with your doctor is vital. They can provide personalized guidance and help you manage any side effects effectively. Accurate reporting of symptoms assists in proper diagnosis and treatment planning.
