VIAGRA COULD REDUCE MS SYMPTOMS
- 1eye
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Hell, I might even *buy* some! Those must be some happy mousies yes indeedy! It's great to stay up late, isn't it??
I wonder what their recommended frequency is?
I wonder if (OMG) vascular issues have anything to do with it????
I wonder what their recommended frequency is?
I wonder if (OMG) vascular issues have anything to do with it????
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Not a doctor.
"I'm still here, how 'bout that? I may have lost my lunchbox, but I'm still here." John Cowan Hartford (December 30, 1937 – June 4, 2001)
Interesting! here's an earlier discussion on this. Viagra increases blood flow to the brain.
www.thisisms.com/ftopict-13645-.html
www.thisisms.com/ftopict-13645-.html
- jean-la-grenouille
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I posted a few months ago because I have been taken Cialis for a while (same effect than Viagra) and noticed improvements in my balance and face pain the days after I had taken a pill.
Moreover, these pills really had a stricking effect on my anatomy
One has yet to be careful using such pills that can be dangerous for the heart...
Moreover, these pills really had a stricking effect on my anatomy

One has yet to be careful using such pills that can be dangerous for the heart...
Before I had my first phlebotomy, I basically had no libido for years.
On the day I had my first blood draw, I had a rather unique experieince
(documented in the phlebotomy anyone thread).
I turned into a raving nymphomaniac!
My husband was of course right behind me
from that stage on
It wore off slowly over a couple of weeks, but happened again
after the next phleb.
Unfortunately after a couple of blood draws, I went back to
having a normal healthy libido.
It was an experieince I will never forget!
If I could bottle that feeling I would be a billionaire.
I take no drugs or vitamins, it was all from the thinning of my blood.
On the day I had my first blood draw, I had a rather unique experieince
(documented in the phlebotomy anyone thread).
I turned into a raving nymphomaniac!
My husband was of course right behind me
from that stage on

It wore off slowly over a couple of weeks, but happened again
after the next phleb.
Unfortunately after a couple of blood draws, I went back to
having a normal healthy libido.
It was an experieince I will never forget!
If I could bottle that feeling I would be a billionaire.
I take no drugs or vitamins, it was all from the thinning of my blood.
Not just the brain.Cece wrote:Interesting! here's an earlier discussion on this. Viagra increases blood flow to the brain.
www.thisisms.com/ftopict-13645-.html

Not sure if this study (2005) has been linked here, but here it is:
Sildenafil Citrate (Viagra) Increases Brain Blood Flow in MS Patients and Could Treat Cognitive Impairment Associated With the Disease
"MS patients have reduced cerebral flow as part of the onset of the disease. This starts at a very early stage of the disease," Dr. Manson said. "We took secondary progressive patients and we gave them 1 dose of Viagra. We found that it acutely increased their cerebral blood flow, which means that the neurons are getting more oxygen. It is quite dangerous to have a low cerebral blood flow."
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Results show that after treatment with sildenafil the MS patients achieved a 33% +/= 29% increase in grey matter perfusion (P = .03) and a 22% +/= 14% increase in white matter perfusion (P = .01), and that neither diabetic subjects nor healthy controls had a significant change in perfusion.
Sildenafil Citrate (Viagra) Increases Brain Blood Flow in MS Patients and Could Treat Cognitive Impairment Associated With the Disease
"MS patients have reduced cerebral flow as part of the onset of the disease. This starts at a very early stage of the disease," Dr. Manson said. "We took secondary progressive patients and we gave them 1 dose of Viagra. We found that it acutely increased their cerebral blood flow, which means that the neurons are getting more oxygen. It is quite dangerous to have a low cerebral blood flow."
...
Results show that after treatment with sildenafil the MS patients achieved a 33% +/= 29% increase in grey matter perfusion (P = .03) and a 22% +/= 14% increase in white matter perfusion (P = .01), and that neither diabetic subjects nor healthy controls had a significant change in perfusion.
My wife's 3 yrs post video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLeqLps8XR8
Our family: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_QCKxeQAlg
Our family: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_QCKxeQAlg
Are Viagra and Cialis the only two available for this? One is for women and one for men, right? How does one get a prescription for it? Tell your doctor that you can't have an or**sm anymore, possibly due to your MS? Would they likely tell you that if it is related to your MS then your neuro needs to prescribe it for you? I'd like to give it a try, for both problems.
I use Zestra regularly, which is just a topical gel which works like Ben Gay for your private parts! 


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A joke that can be appreciated by even the most hardened of CCSVI skeptics and believers alike...David1949 wrote:Check out Viagra switch plate.
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