The world is currently in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the last month, cases have reached a record high and lives have been lost. To make matters worse, the medical establishment seems helpless in stopping the spread of the virus.
No one is immune to the fear of being faced with COVID-19, and it isn’t just limited to medical professionals. Even those who have zero symptoms may be worried about passing the infection to their family members or others. It’s affected pretty much everyone in some way, changing how people live, work, and play. If you’re reading this, I assume you’re either a doctor, a medical professional, or a person who cares about doctors and medical professionals.
I know what you’re thinking. You’re worried about your supply of Viagra running out. You’re worried about all the emergency patients you have to treat. You’re worried about the impact the virus will have on your work. And you’re worried about whether or not you’ll get the disease.
Here’s the thing. You’re not alone in your worry. Even doctors have been known to run out of supplies and not have enough patients to treat. To add insult to injury, some hospitals have had to stop taking in new patients due to lack of beds and staff. With so much uncertainty and worry, it’s easy to see why doctors may resort to self-medicating with Viagra. However, as much as possible, you need to remain calm and make the right choices to handle COVID-19.
Here are some of the most common questions I get asked about COVID-19 and how to answer them.
Will My Viagra Help?
Yes, in most cases, Viagra will help. But first, you need to be sure that you’re actually suffering from COVID-19. Do you have a fever? Do you have aches and pains? Are you short of breath? If you answer yes to any of these questions, then yes, Viagra will help.
Keep in mind that not all cases of COVID-19 will have the same effect as Viagra. If you’re taking the medication, you need to monitor your blood pressure and liver function. Sometimes, people who take Viagra for other conditions such as high blood pressure or heart disease develop liver problems. If this happens, then you need to stop taking Viagra and get proper treatment for your condition. Then, you can try again. In rare instances, people have had severe allergic reactions to Viagra. If you develop hives, swelling, or a rash, then you should stop taking it immediately.
How Many Days Will My Viagra Last?
This question comes up because people want to make sure they have enough to last them until they need more. Unfortunately, there’s no way to know for sure how long Viagra will last. In general, if you’re taking the drug for erectile dysfunction, then it will most likely help you for several days. If you’re taking it for other reasons, then the duration may be shorter. Hopefully, you’ll be able to tell within a few days whether or not Viagra is helping.
Should I Skip A Dose?
People sometimes worry about skipping a dose of Viagra and then having to take a later one when the effects wear off. This is usually avoided by taking the medication at the same time every day. It’s also advisable to take the medication at the same time every day, even if you feel fine. This ensures that you’re always getting the benefits of the drug, no matter when you take it. If you’re missing a dose, then you may end up with low blood pressure and dizziness, which could be dangerous if you’re not careful. It’s better to be careful than to have an accident and suffer consequences that you couldn’t have avoided.
Can I Still Get Pregnant While On Viagra?
People wonder if they can still get pregnant while on Viagra. This is usually a silly question, since if you are taking the drug for erectile dysfunction, then it’s already been a few weeks since you last had sex. But, since the virus can take a bit to show up in the blood, there’s still a chance that a pregnancy could happen while you’re on Viagra. It would be best to ask your doctor about this. However, keep in mind that there are cases where people were able to get pregnant even while on treatment for COVID-19. So, it’s not just a silly question.
What Should I Tell My Parents Or My Children?
It’s never easy to talk about sex, especially with your parents or children. If you’re feeling comfortable doing so, then you can teach them that taking medication for erectile dysfunction is not necessarily a bad thing. In some cases, it can be a good thing. Your children may not understand why you’re taking the drug, but they’ll respect your decision and trust you, as their parent, more than they would someone they don’t know.
Your parents may have different ideas about what you should tell them. Sometimes, it’s difficult to know what your parents think about certain issues and what they want to hear. You can tell them the truth, but unless they ask, you don’t need to get into details. Just tell them that while there are no guarantees, you’re taking the medication for your health and that you hope it works. If they have any doubts or concerns, then you can always add that you’re following doctor’s orders. This usually puts an end to the inquires about the medication, for the most part. Your parents may wonder why you’re not at school or letting your friends visit, but they’ll respect your decision and wish you all the best.