To obtain a Viagra prescription, you need a consultation with a licensed healthcare professional. This usually involves a physical exam and discussion of your medical history.
What your doctor will assess:
- Your overall health: Pre-existing conditions like heart problems, high blood pressure, or liver/kidney disease are crucial factors. Current medications: Interactions with other drugs can be significant. Symptoms and medical history relating to erectile dysfunction.
Based on this assessment, your doctor will determine if Viagra is appropriate and safe for you. They’ll also discuss dosage and potential side effects.
Requirements for a Viagra Prescription:
A valid prescription from a licensed physician or other authorized medical provider. This cannot be obtained online without a prior telehealth consultation with a licensed provider. Proof of identity: Pharmacies typically require identification to verify your prescription. Insurance coverage (if applicable): Check with your insurance provider to see if Viagra is covered under your plan.
Always consult your doctor before starting any new medication, including Viagra. They can help you understand the potential benefits and risks.
Common Reasons for Prescription Denial:
- Severe heart conditions Low blood pressure Recent stroke or heart attack Certain eye conditions Use of specific medications
If your prescription is denied, discuss alternative treatment options with your doctor. They can help you find a solution that works for you.
