Kamagra 100mg Ajanta Generic Viagra™ treatment for erectile dysfunction shipped from the UK

Kamagra 100mg Generic Viagra™ Tablets are a very popular, successful and widely accepted treatment for erectile dysfunction. Manufactured by Ajanta Pharma in clinical 'clean room' conditions, Kamagra is produced to a high quality standard to ensure safety and effectiveness. Patients using Kamagra regularly report successful intercourse and generally continue to use the treatment.

 

The effective treatment time of Kamagra is 4 - 6 hours but many GPs report longer effective times.

 

The active ingredient of Kamagra is Sildenafil Citrate. It belongs to the PDE-5 family of vasodilators. These drugs work by dilating the blood vessels in the body; particularly around the genital area. This in turn, allows stronger blood flow to enable an erection to take place. Kamagra is not an aphrodisiac and stimulation will be required to develop an erection.

 

How to take this medicine

• To get the best from your treament, please read the following carefully.
• The safe indicated dose of Kamagra within a 24 hour period is 100mg
• This medicine will become effective 1 hour after taking it and effects may be noticeable after 45mins
• Effective treatment time is 4 - 6 hours
• Always take this medicine with a large glass of water
• Avoid large or fatty meals close to when you intend to take the medicine
• Alcohol will reduce the effectiveness of this medicine.

Side Effects

COMMON SIDE EFFECTS

• Facial redness or flushing
• Headache
• Blocked nose
• Dryness in eyes
• Mild Nausea

LESS COMMON SIDE EFFECTS

• Slight blurred vision
• Slight blueness in vision
• Light sensitivity

SERIOUS SIDE EFFECTS (UNCOMMON)

• Erection longer than 4 hours (Priapism)
• Severe decrease or loss of vision
• Severe decrease or loss of hearing

Warning

• Patients under treatment for the following conditions; or any ongoing managed condition, should consult their GP prior to taking Kamagra
• Heart Related & Cardiovascular diseases including aortic stenosis, idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and general ventricular outflow obstruction.
• Stroke, myocardial infaction (heart attack) or serious arrhythmia.
• Cardiac failure or coronary artery disease causing unstable angina.
• Blood Pressure related diseases including Hypertension & Hypotension and patients with severley impaired autonomic control of blood pressure.
• Resting hypotension (low blood pressure) of (BP <90/50)
• Resting hypertension (high blood pressure) of (BP >170/110)
• Retinitis pigmentosa (genetic disease of the retina)
• Sickle cell or other related anaemias
• HIV (specifically on treatment with protease inhibitors)
• Organ donor recipients

Contraindications

• Nitroglycerin medicines
• Nitroprusside medicines
• Amyl Nitrate (Recreationally known as poppers)
• Organ Donor Recipient medicines
• Azole antifungal medicines taken orally (topical creams for treatment of candida/ thrush are safe)

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