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Viagra

Viagra impotence pill was FDA approved in March 1998 as the first oral pill to treat the male dysfunction affecting millions of men in the U.S. In May 1998, Pfizer issued a "Dear Doctor" letter warning of the large and sudden drops in systemic blood pressure occurring in the majority of patients taking Viagra. Doctors were advised to consider the cardiac status of patients that were being prescribed Viagra.

In November 1998, the FDA and Pfizer advised doctors that Viagra labeling would contain new warnings and information in the product labeling for Viagra in response to postmarketing reports of serious adverse events. The new Viagra labeling warned of cardiac effects, such as heart attacks, sudden cardiac deaths, and hypertension that had occurred in Viagra patients. In addition, men were reporting instances of priapism, or painful, prolonged erections, a serious condition requiring immediate medical attention.

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More Viagra Resources

MedLine Plus Drug Information - Guide to prescription and over-the-counter medications provided by the United States Pharmacopeia.

Viagra.com - Official site of Viagra, a product of Pfizer.