Generic Viagra, like all good things, has various myths and facts that are attached with this it, with the most common being, that it can double the size of a man’s organ. How true is this?

Generic Viagra makes it bigger?

When the male reproductive organ is in a limp state, it is extremely small, almost half the size of its original capacity. As the man gets aroused, and blood rushes into the organ, it begins to expand and grow to almost double the size, reaching its optimum length. Once the organ reaches that stage, men can begin the act of coition and satisfying their partner. But when a man is affected with erectile dysfunction, the organ can remain in the limp state for a longer time, due to which the man is unable to perform any sexual acts.

Post taking Generic Viagra, there is stimulation in the pelvic region as this drug causes arteries to expand so that they can accommodate more blood and at the same time, it inhibits the action of PDE5, the enzyme that causes erectile dysfunction to occur. With this dual action, in most case, the blood supply to the penile region is restored. But this does not happen simply by gulping down the drug. Men have to wait for 30 minutes so that the drug can dissolve in the blood and begin to act. In the mean time men can also have a better time, trying to get stimulated by going ahead with the foreplay or by mentally stimulating themselves. As this happens, the brain sends signals to the pelvic region, causing a rush of blood; as a result of which the organ begins to swell up and can be seen in the form of an erect organ. Due to this, the size appears to be bigger.

But the fact is that Generic Viagra cannot increase the size of the organ, its only purpose is to get rid of erectile dysfunction, and it does that extremely well.

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