Is viagra good for diabetes type 2?
I have type 2 diabetes and sometimes face related issues. My friend told me that Viagra might actually be good for people with diabetes. Is Viagra safe and beneficial for someone with type 2 diabetes?
I have type 2 diabetes and sometimes face related issues. My friend told me that Viagra might actually be good for people with diabetes. Is Viagra safe and beneficial for someone with type 2 diabetes?
If you are dealing with type 2 diabetes and related issues, a proper 45-minute daily walk can do wonders for your circulation. If your doctor allows, light cardio and strength training are much better for long-term health than relying on temporary pills.
I read somewhere that it might affect blood pressure, which is already a concern for diabetics. Has anyone else here actually tried it on their doctor's advice? I get so worried about how these heavy medications interact with diabetes pills.
Who is spreading these random theories online? Diabetes is a complex metabolic disease and you should never take such drugs thinking they will help manage your sugar levels. Always check with your endocrinologist before trying anything new.
As someone managing type 2 diabetes for 8 years, I can tell you there is no shortcut. This pill is not a treatment for diabetes itself; it is only used for specific nerve or blood flow issues if your doctor prescribes it. Stick to your proper diet and sugar medicines first.
Arey yaar, managing diabetes is already a full-time job with all the bitter gourd juice and sugar testing. Now don't add more confusion with these blue pills! Better to keep life simple and let the specialist handle these prescriptions.
Beta, for type 2 diabetes, focusing on regular meals, jamun powder, and a stress-free lifestyle is the main foundation. These english medicines have strong side effects on the heart and kidneys, so never take them without asking your family doctor first.
Actually, it doesn't cure or control diabetes at all, yaar. It is only prescribed if diabetes has caused some other circulation issues, that too under strict supervision. Don't try self-treatment, it can backfire badly.
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