Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition that causes cells to accumulate rapidly. As a result, scales and red patches form on the surface of the skin. This condition typically affects the elbows, knees and scalp. However, it can develop anywhere on the body, including the sexual ... Read more

Viagra is the most well-known therapy for erectile dysfunction or ED. When it was approved by the FDA in 1998, it became the first safe oral treatment for erection problems. It completely changed the way this condition is treated today and remains a sought-after choice. It ... Read more

When sildenafil was approved by the FDA in 1998, it became the first safe, oral treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). It has been used by millions of men and remains a popular choice because it is highly effective. Approximately 82 percent of men respond well to it and are ... Read more

Feeling embarrassed about having erectile dysfunction (ED) often prevents men with this common condition from seeking the treatment they need. Another factor that can be off-putting is the price of therapy. Non-tablet treatments like vacuum erection devices and surgery can be ... Read more

Gout is a type of arthritis that forms in some people who have high concentrations of uric acid in the blood. It is characterised by sudden, severe pain that leads to swelling in the joints. In 2016, researchers analysed studies that involved 56,465 patients with gout and 155,636 without gout. ... Read more

Viagra is the most well known treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) and has helped countless men restore their sexual virility. This medicine contains sildenafil and works by increasing blood flow to the penile region. When a woman is sexually aroused, blood flow to her sexual organs also ... Read more

Since its release in 1998, sildenafil has successfully treated more men with erectile dysfunction (ED) than any other medication. It remains a highly sought-after choice and many years of clinical studies have shown it is a safe medication to use. Common side effects are usually mild and only ... Read more