Inhaler could stop erectile dysfunction in ten minutes
Posted: Thu May 20, 2010 11:19 amAn inhaler in development by Vectura Ltd is suggesting it can help a man get an erection in just ten minutes and could be the new treatment for impotence. The inhaler contains a powdered form of a drug called apomorphine, which works by stimulating chemical receptors in the brain.
An inhaler or some form of spray for erectile dysfunction has long been discussed and as of yet none have been proven safe or effect. Although the new asthma like inhaler is still undergoing trials it could prove popular with men affected by impotence if tests prove successful.
Drugs like Viagra uk, Cialis & levitra come in a pill form and can take up 40mins to fully take effect, surveys state that over 50% men over 40 suffer impotence problems from time to time.
Apomorphine was developed to treat Parkinson's disease. But researchers noticed it had an ability to boost a man's desire. A recent study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, showed the majority of the 600 men using an inhaler of the powdered drug could get an erection within ten minutes.
Hopefully we will see a new wave of erectile dysfunction medication coming through
to market in the next two years.
An inhaler or some form of spray for erectile dysfunction has long been discussed and as of yet none have been proven safe or effect. Although the new asthma like inhaler is still undergoing trials it could prove popular with men affected by impotence if tests prove successful.
Drugs like Viagra uk, Cialis & levitra come in a pill form and can take up 40mins to fully take effect, surveys state that over 50% men over 40 suffer impotence problems from time to time.
Apomorphine was developed to treat Parkinson's disease. But researchers noticed it had an ability to boost a man's desire. A recent study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, showed the majority of the 600 men using an inhaler of the powdered drug could get an erection within ten minutes.
Hopefully we will see a new wave of erectile dysfunction medication coming through
to market in the next two years.