Can Viagra Help You Last Longer in Bed? This and other Viagra Questions Answered!

Can Viagra Help Me Last Longer In Bed?

Viagra can help a man last longer if he loses their erection before experiencing ejaculation. However, it will not help a man combat premature ejaculation. If you experience an orgasm too early, Viagra will not help you remain hard longer. There is evidence, however, that Viagra can reduce a man's refractory period. This is the period of time that a man must wait before getting another erection after having experienced one.

What is a Man's Refractory Period?

After a man experiences an ejaculation, there is a period of time they must wait before they can engage in intercourse again. This is called a man's "refractory period". A healthy 18 year old can have a refractory period lasting only 15 minutes, while a 70-year-old man may need up to 20 hours. The average for all men is approximately a half hour.

In men who experience a refractory period lasting twenty minutes, Viagra has been found to reduce this waiting period to ten minutes. This is a reason some men wish to take viagra, even if they are not experiencing erectile dysfunction.

Can Viagra Make You Larger?

Viagra can help a man's penis to become more rigid if they suffer from erectile dysfunction. In this sense, Viagra can make them larger. Viagra will not, however, allow a man to become larger than they would if they otherwise did not have erectile dysfunction. A man without erectile dysfunction would not, for instance, gain extra girth or have their erection become longer than it normally would be without Viagra.

The advantage of using Viagra comes from gaining rigidity and firmness, allowing a man to properly penetrate a woman until ejaculation. If you are having problems with remaining firm enough to continue having sex, Viagra can help you remain rigid until sex is finished.

Can Viagra Stop or Slow Ejaculation?

No. Viagra will not prevent premature ejaculation. If you are currently suffering from premature ejaculation, there are other medications such as Priligy or EMLA Cream which can help delay ejaculation.

Does Viagra Make You Hornier?

Viagra does not cause sexual arousal. If you take a Viagra pill and start watching a television show waiting for an erection, it will likely not happen. You must be sexually aroused for Viagra to work. You will require the same sexual stimuli as others would require who do not suffer from erectile dysfunction. Try engaging in foreplay and being intimate with kisses and embracing your partner if you are experiencing difficulty getting an erection after taking Viagra.

Where to Buy Viagra Online?

You can buy Viagra tablets here at UK Meds. We sell generic and branded versions, as well as Viagra Connect.

Does Viagra Make Sperm Stronger?

There is evidence that Viagra can make sperm weaker.

The research team found that while Viagra increased sperm motility, up to 79 per cent more sperm in the Viagra-treated samples had clearly undergone premature acrosome reactions.

Motility is the sperm's ability to move. Viagra was found to help sperm move more quickly. However, there is a process where the sperm combines with the egg, which is known as the "acrosome reaction". This reaction happened prematurely with sperm under the influence of Viagra, making them nonviable. In other words, Viagra made 79% of the sperm incapable of fertilizing an egg. If you are attempting to conceive, using Viagra may be a detriment. Consult with your doctor if you are experiencing this problem.