Taking Viagra 3 hours in advance is usually effective, but the specific effect is affected by individual differences, drug absorption rate, and other factors. The main ingredient of Viagra is sildenafil, which is mainly used to treat erectile dysfunction. Its onset time is about 30 minutes to 1 hour, and the efficacy can last for about 4 hours.
Viagra can be taken on an empty stomach or after a meal, but a high-fat diet may delay drug absorption. After entering the bloodstream, drugs promote the relaxation of smooth muscle in the corpus cavernosum of the penis by inhibiting the activity of phosphodiesterase 5, thereby improving erectile function. When taken 3 hours in advance, the medication has basically completed the absorption process, and if subjected to sexual stimulation, the expected effect can usually be achieved. Some patients may have slower metabolism and the drug concentration has not yet reached its peak, resulting in slightly weaker efficacy. In rare cases, if patients have gastrointestinal dysfunction, abnormal liver metabolism, or are taking other medications simultaneously, it may affect the absorption and metabolic rate of Viagra. For example, proton pump inhibitors may lower the gastric acid environment and delay drug dissolution; CYP3A4 inhibitors such as erythromycin may slow down the metabolism of sildenafil. There may be individualized differences in the effectiveness of taking medication 3 hours in advance for this group of people.
It is recommended to adjust the medication time according to one's own situation and avoid taking it with high-fat meals. First time users can try taking the medication one hour in advance to observe the reaction. If the effect is not satisfactory, they can consult a doctor to adjust the medication plan. Please note that Viagra should not be used in combination with nitrate drugs, and patients with cardiovascular disease must strictly follow medical advice. In daily life, excessive dependence on medication should be avoided, and methods such as regular exercise and balanced diet should be combined to improve overall health.
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