Kamagra (Sildenafil), also referred to as Viagra Kamagra, is a generic brand of Sildenafil citrate (Viagra) used to treat male erectile dysfunction (ED). Manufactured by Ajanta Pharma (India) in a GMP certified facility, Kamagra is approved by the Indian FDA.
This product contains identical active ingredient Sildenafil Citrate, in the same amount as Viagra. Use of the drug is also identical – having problems to achive erection of the penis necessary for sexual intercourse and to maintain it, Kamagra treats erectile disfunction.
According to studies improvement in erections is shown in 62% of the subjects at a dose of 25 mg; 74% at a dose of , 82% at a dose of 100 mg.
Kamagra tablets are tablets with bluish-green color, diamond shaped with rounded shapes, they are marked with the letters AP on the one side and letters KGR on the other side. They are packed with blister and contain 4 tablets. There is also another popular ED drug – Generic Cialis Soft.
Kamagra 100mg comes as little diamond-shaped pills colored in blue, available in single or four pills packs. The medicine is taken orally with liquids – preferably water.
The proper dosage of Kamagra for erectile dysfunctions is 50 mg per day, taken as needed by preferably one hour prior to sexual contact. Based on personal tolerance and effectiveness, this dose may be decreased to 25 mg per day or increased to a maximum of 100 mg per day. The Kamagra pill is rapidly absorbed and its maximum effect appears 30 to 120 minutes after intake.
It is contraindicated to take Kamagra with other similar drugs, with nitrates and nitric oxide donators, HIV medicines, antifungals and antibiotics as Amoxicillin.
Common Side Effects
- Facial redness or flushing
- Headache
- Blocked nose
- Dryness in eyes
- Mild Nausea
These common side effects are connected to dehydration and usually diminish by increasing water intake.
- Less Common Side Effects
- Slight blurred vision
- Slight blueness in vision
- Light sensitivity
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
- Resting hypotension (low blood pressure) of (BP <90/50)
- Resting hypertension (high blood pressure)\Retinitis pigmentosa (genetic disease of the retina)
- Sickle cell or other related anaemias
- HIV (specifically on treatment with protease inhibitors)
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