Male Impotence

Medical Prescriptions 2U are fully licensed and regulated UK suppliers of genuine VIAGRA® (Sildenafil), Cialis® (tadalafil) and LEVITRA® (vardenafil). We empathise and fully understand the strains and stresses that erection problems can place on an individual's health, self confidence and within their relationships. We are here to help you learn about this condition, commonly known as erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) and offer you sound professional advice and expert solutions on how it can be treated. ED is an extremely common condition and certainly does not discriminate; so whether you are young or of mature years, heterosexual or homosexual, single or married, please allow us to reassure you that you are certainly not alone and therefore do not let your erection problems prevent you from enjoying a healthy and satisfying sex life.

What is erectile dysfunction ED?

Erectile dysfunction ED, also known as male impotence, is an extremely common condition which affects men of all ages and their ability to achieve and maintain an erection of the penis that is sufficient for satisfactory sexual intercourse. Although more common in older men, it is estimated that half of all men between 40 and 70 years of age, some 2.3 million men in the UK alone and many more millions around the world, will experience ED at least once in their lifetime. ED occurs due to insufficient blood flow to the penis, however the condition is not the same for all men, for some men they are unable to get an erection of the penis at all, other men can achieve an erection but it is not firm enough for sexual intercourse, whereas many find they can achieve a hard erection only for it to become flaccid (lose its firmness) before or during sex.

It is extremely important for you to understand that ED is a very common medical condition and can have a range of causes including physical, psychological and lifestyle, please allow us to provide you with an insight into some of these known causes.

Physical causes of erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) include:

Physical causes and health conditions restrict the blood flow around your body by causing damage to blood vessels, nerves, smooth muscles or fibrous tissue and therefore as a result disease is often the most common form of erectile dysfunction ED. Diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, chronic alcoholism, multiple sclerosis, atherosclerosis, vascular disease and neurologic disease account for approximately 70 percent of all ED cases, with between 35 and 50 percent of men with diabetes experiencing ED.

Psychological causes of erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) include:

Psychological impotence is where an erection of the penis or penetration fails to occur due to certain thoughts or emotions, pyschological reasons, rather than the physical impossibility which can certainly be helped and treated. Experts believe that psychological factors such as stress, anxiety, guilt, depression, low self-esteem and fear of sexual failure causes 10 to 20 percent of ED cases.

Lifestyle causes of erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) include:

It is a misconception to think that erectile dysfunction is an inevitable part of the ageing process; scientific evidence confirms this is not true as an individual's lifestyle choices can certainly contribute to the effects of male impotence. If you smoke or drink excessively this can significantly increase the chances of developing ED as smoking damages the arteries that carry blood around your body and subsequently cause blood flow problems preventing you from achieving or maintaining an erection of the penis. Drinking alcohol in moderation can have some beneficial effects such as alleviating stress and anxiety; however binge drinking and excessive alcohol consumption can lead to ED. Following a recent study, men who consumed more than 2 alcoholic drinks per day were shown to be at a higher risk of developing ED than non-drinkers. Most physicians suggest that treatments should follow the methodical approach from least to most invasive, with a few healthy lifestyle changes having the desired effect such as quitting smoking, losing excess weight and increasing physical activity helping some men regain sexual function.

Other potential causes of erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) include:

Surgery, especially radical prostrate and bladder surgery for cancer, can result in ED due to nerves and arteries near the penis becoming damaged. Injury to the penis, prostrate, spinal cord, pelvis and bladder can all lead to ED by harming nerves, arteries, smooth muscles and fibrous tissues of the corpora cavernosa, which is one of a pair of sponge-like regions of erectile tissue which contain most of the blood in the penis during penile erection. In addition many common medicines such as blood pressure drugs, antihistamines, antidepressants, tranquilizers, appetite suppressants and the ulcer drug, cimetidine can all produce ED as a known side effect. Using certain prescription or illegal drugs, such as cannabis, can certainly suggest a chemical cause and since drug effects account for 25 percent of ED sufferers, then cutting back on, substituting or indeed eliminating certain medications or recreational drugs can often alleviate the problem.

Medical Prescriptions 2U provide specialist care, advice and genuine branded treatments.

With our dedicated specialist medical team of doctors, physicians and pharmaceutical experts, together with the modern day technological advancements in bona fide treatments, Medical Prescriptions 2U are able to provide you with sound and correct advice, ensuring to prescribe the best treatments for you such as the latest range of PDE-5 inhibitors. With our free online consultation, GMC and MHRA registered specialist doctors and RPSGB regulated pharmacies, we are able to provide you the privacy, confidentiality and best treatments you deserve. There is absolutely no need for you to suffer in silence; we are here to help you make all the right decisions, enabling you to enjoy a sustainable, pleasurable and fulfilled sex life.

Medical Prescription 2U are licensed suppliers of genuine branded Viagra, Levitra and Cialis.

It is our unrelenting commitment to all our clients to only prescribe 100% genuine branded, high-performance medications, such as Pfizer Viagra (sildenafil citrate), Cialis (tadalafil) and  Levitra (vardenafil hydrochloride) which are manufactured under strict government medical guidelines. Please be aware that under no circumstances will Medical Prescriptions 2U supply cheap generic or substitute counterfeit products. All our licensed doctors, physicians and pharmacy technicians are registered with the relevant GMC, MHRA and RPSGB governing bodies and practice safely and ethically, as fully regulated employees of MP2U Limited, 40a London Road, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK9 7DZ, UK Company Registration Number 7263735 .

We are duty bound to advise you that any company which seeks to offer you a price that is significantly cheaper than that of a reputable and genuine supplier, is in fact supplying you with  'fake' generic soft tab tablets. Extensive research confirms it is quite simply not possible to supply genuine erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments, such as Pfizer Viagra, at these low prices and although in appearance may look the same, when analyzed have been confirmed as counterfeit. These fake tablets are often manufactured in squalid conditions and made with substances such as boric acid (a pesticide), brick dust (as a binding agent), colouring (to disguise) and present a real danger to people's health. It is estimated that almost 60% of all spam sent across the internet is in relation to medicines and it is estimated that half of these medicines which conceal their physical address are indeed fake. In fact, the Medicines and Health Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) seizes £GBP3 million stolen or fake Viagra every year. 

We make no apologies for this message as it is clear and concise, please do not gamble with your health, always source your medication from a licensed reputable supplier of prescription drugs and ensure to check their credentials thoroughly, this genuine advice may save your life!

Medical Prescriptions 2U provide the best online genuine treatments for erectile dysfunction ED (Male Impotence) which are available following your free online consultation.

Viagra (sildenafil citrate)

Viagra - how does it work?
In medical terms Viagra is a PDE5 inhibitor which affects the smooth muscle cells that line the walls of the corpus cavernosum (the chamber responsible for storing blood to form an erection) preventing blood escaping from the penis wall when an erection is formed. Viagra does not cause an erection to occur, however once stimulated through sexual arousal or natural stimulation this results in the ability to maintain a firmer, erect penis during sexual arousal, stimulation and intercourse, regaining the ultimate in self confidence, self esteem and total enjoyment of a healthy sex life. Viagra does not protect you or your partner from sexually transmitted diseases or pregnancy and it is still your responsibility to practice safe sex through common precautions, remember this treatment is not an aphrodisiac and will not cause any sense of arousal itself. When a man is sexually excited, Viagra helps his penis fill with enough blood to cause an erection and once the sex is over, the erection goes away.

Viagra - how effective is it?
Viagra has statistically proven to be an effective treatment in helping some men attain and sustain a better erection. How a particular man responds to treatment from Viagra, Cialis and Levitra is very much dependent upon the underlying cause of his impotence, the severity of any underlying causes and degree of sexual stimulation.

Viagra - can I take it with alcohol and food?
Yes, however drinking can temporarily impair the ability to get an erection. For the best results we advise not to drink large amounts of alcohol before or while taking Viagra. Whilst Viagra can be taken with or without food, a meal with a high fat content can slow your body's ability to absorb the drug.

Viagra - what is the reaction time?
Each individual is different, however on average; Viagra begins working in approximately 30 minutes following the consumption of a tablet on an empty stomach. Viagra can remain effective for up to five hours, however this does not mean that your erection will last that long, but simply that you will have the ability to attain an improved erection for that period of time. If you take Viagra after a meal with a high fat content, Viagra may take longer than an hour to become effective.

Viagra - are there any side effects?
As with all medicines, Viagra can have side effects. Thankfully, Viagra's side effects are generally only mild and brief. Viagra's common side effects are headache and facial flushing. Less frequently, men taking Viagra have reported indigestion, a stuffy nose and a blue tint to the vision.

Viagra - will it affect my blood pressure?
Viagra can lower blood pressure and does not pose any problems for most men, but Viagra's effect on blood pressure can be dangerous if you take Viagra at the same time as taking a medicine that contains nitrates. Nitrates are one of the medicines that doctors regularly prescribe for angina. If you take Viagra at the same time as taking nitrates, the interaction of the two medicines can cause your blood pressure to fall to a dangerously low and even fatal level.

Viagra - if I have a heart condition can I take it?
A doctor would need to advise you on whether Viagra is suitable in your situation. But if you have a heart condition where sexual activity is not advised, it would not be appropriate for you to take Viagra. Your doctor would also need to advise you on whether any medicines you are taking could react with the Viagra.

Viagra - are there different doses?
Viagra is available in three dosages: 25mg, 50mg and 100mg. A doctor always advises you on which dose to take. Some men may respond to a lower dosage of Viagra, whereas other men may already be taking medicines that interact with the Viagra, in which case a doctor will adjust your dosage accordingly.

Viagra - does it treat the underlying causes of impotence?
Viagra will not resolve any underlying physical cause of male impotence. Hence, any man complaining of impotence must be investigated for possible underlying causes of the condition. But if the cause of your impotence is primarily psychological, it may help to break the cycle of anxiety and failure associated with being unable to achieve a satisfactory erection.

Viagra - can women take it?
Viagra is not licensed for use by women.

Cialis (tadalafil)

Cialis - what kind of medicine is it?
Cialis is the trade name of the prescription only medicine whose scientific name is tadalafil. Cialis is one of a class of medicines known as PDE-5 (Phosphodiesterase type 5) inhibitors. The other two medicines in this class are Viagra (sildenafil) and Levitra (vardenafil).

Cialis - how does it work?
Cialis and the other PDE-5 inhibitors can help men with impotence (erectile dysfunction ED) by increasing the blood flow into the erectile tissue in the penis when a man is aroused. Cialis is not an aphrodisiac because it can only work if a man is already sexually aroused. Cialis will not create any sense of arousal itself.

Cialis - how effective is it?
Cialis has been shown to be effective at helping some men attain and sustain better erections. How a particular man responds to Cialis, Viagra and Levitra very much depends upon the underlying cause of his impotence, the severity of any underlying cause and his degree of sexual stimulation.

Cialis – what is the reaction time?
You may take a Cialis tablet at least 30 minutes before sexual activity. Cialis may still be effective up to 36 hours after taking the tablet. This does not mean that your erection will last that long - simply that you will have the ability to attain an improved erection for that period of time.

Cialis - are there any side effects?
Like all medicines, Cialis can have side effects. Specifically, Cialis may cause headache, facial flushing and rarely, back-pain.

Cialis – will it affect my blood pressure?
Cialis can lower blood pressure. This is not a problem for most men, but Cialis' effect on blood pressure can be dangerous if you take Cialis at the same time as taking a medicine that contains nitrates. Nitrates are one of the medicines that doctors regularly prescribe for angina. If you take Cialis at the same time as taking nitrates, the interaction of the two medicines can cause your blood pressure to fall to a dangerously low - even fatal - level. Alpha-blockers are another type of medicine that doctors may prescribe to treat prostate problems or high blood pressure. You must not take Cialis if you are taking alpha-blockers.

Cialis – if I have a heart condition can I take it?
A doctor would need to advise you on whether Cialis is suitable in your situation. But if you have a heart condition where sexual activity is not advised, it would not be appropriate for you to take Cialis. Your doctor would also need to advise you on whether any medicines you are taking could react with the Cialis.

Cialis – are there different doses?
Cialis is available in two dosages: 10mg and 20mg. Medical Prescriptions 2U also supply the new once daily Cialis available in 2.5mg and 5mg dosages in boxes of 28 tablets, with one Cialis to be taken at approximately the same time each day in the relevant dosage form to suit your requirements. A doctor should always advise you on which dose to take. Some men may respond to a lower dose of Cialis. Other men may already be taking medicines that interact with the Cialis, in which case a doctor will adjust your dosage accordingly.

Cialis - does it treat the underlying causes of impotence?
Cialis will not resolve any underlying physical cause of male impotence. Hence, any man complaining of impotence must be investigated for possible underlying causes of the condition. But if the cause of your impotence is primarily psychological, it may help to break the cycle of anxiety and failure associated with being unable to achieve a satisfactory erection.

Cialis – can women take it?
Cialis is not licensed for use by women.

Levitra (vardenafil hydrochloride)

Levitra - what kind of medicine is it?
Levitra is the trade name of a prescription only medicine whose scientific name is vardenafil. Levitra is one of a class of medicines known as PDE-5 (Phosphodiesterase type 5) inhibitors. The other two medicines in this class are Viagra (sildenafil) and Cialis (tadalafil).

Levitra - how does it work?
Levitra and the other PDE-5 inhibitors can help men with impotence (erectile dysfunction) by increasing the blood flow into the erectile tissue in the penis when a man is aroused. Levitra is not an aphrodisiac because it can only work if a man is already sexually aroused. Levitra will not create any sense of arousal itself.

Levitra - how effective is it?
Levitra has been shown to be effective at helping some men attain and sustain better erections. How a particular man responds to Levitra, Viagra and Cialis very much depends upon the underlying cause of his impotence, the severity of any underlying cause and his degree of sexual stimulation.

Levitra – what is the reaction time?
Take a Levitra tablet about 25 to 60 minutes before sexual activity. With sexual stimulation you may achieve an erection anywhere from 25 minutes up to four to five hours after taking Levitra. This does not mean that your erection will last that long - simply that you will have the ability to attain an improved erection for that period of time. Eating a meal before taking Levitra should not delay Levitra from working.

Levitra - are there any side effects? Like all medicines, Levitra can have side effects. Like any medicine, Levitra can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea or an allergic rash. Specifically, Levitra may cause headache, facial flushing and nasal congestion.

Levitra – will it affect my blood pressure?
Levitra can lower blood pressure. This is not a problem for most men, but Levitra's effect on blood pressure can be dangerous if you take Levitra at the same time as taking a medicine that contains nitrates. Nitrates are one of the medicines that doctors regularly prescribe for angina. If you take Levitra at the same time as taking nitrates, the interaction of the two medicines can cause your blood pressure to fall to a dangerously low - even fatal - level.

Levitra – if I have a heart condition can I take it?
A doctor would need to advise you on whether Levitra is suitable in your situation. But if you have a heart condition where sexual activity is not advised, it would not be appropriate for you to take Levitra. Your doctor would also need to advise you on whether any medicines you are taking could react with Levitra.

Levitra – are there different doses?
Levitra is available in three dosages: 5mg, 10mg and 20mg. A doctor should always advise you on which dose to take. Some men may respond to a lower dose of Levitra. Other men may already be taking medicines that interact with the Levitra, in which case a doctor will adjust your dosage accordingly.

Levitra - does it treat the underlying causes of impotence?
Levitra will not resolve any underlying physical cause of male impotence. Hence, any man complaining of impotence must be investigated for possible underlying causes of the condition. But if the cause of your impotence is primarily psychological, it may help to break the cycle of anxiety and failure associated with being unable to achieve a satisfactory erection.

Levitra – can women take it?
Levitra is not licensed for use by women.

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