Erection Made Simple with Levitra

One problem that can lead your personal life to astray is that of sexual problem. Sexual problem is mainly related to impotency or imperfect penile erection. Erectile dysfunction is the inability to maintain a prolonged penile erection for finishing a sex. Most men experience it at some point in their life generally by age of 40-45 and are not psychology affected by it. Some men however experience chronic i.e. complete erectile dysfunction and others brief or partial erections.
This type of problem affects your sexual life and in most cases leads to diminished esteem. But one should be well aware that erectile dysfunctions are treatable to a greater extent. Infact medical science has proved that improved erection can be gained by using proper medicines. One such attempt is Levitra. It is a breakthrough in the history of medical science dealing with erectile problem. It is a new FDA approved oral prescription medicine for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.
Studies on Levitra show that one can get and keep quality erection through out a sexual act. Levitra has been clinically shown to improve erectile function even in men who had other health factors, like diabetes or prostate surgery. A lot of men responded positively at the very first time they tried it.
Penile erection needs stimulation and this is what Levitra does. Levitra increases the rate of blood flow to the human penis and stimulates it to keep an erection satisfactory for a sexual activity. For a better erection, it is recommended to take Levitra tablet 30-60 min before sexual activity. With sexual stimulation an erection may be achieved anywhere from 30 min to 24 hours after taking Levitra. But once a man completes intercourse, the erection should decrease and should go away. If the erection lasts for more than 24 hours see the doctor.
However Side effects of Levitra are proved to be mild and do not last long. The most side affects are headache, stomach upset or stuffy nose. If it doesn’t work for the first timers consult a sexologist.