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My husband is 40 years old and he takes Viagra pill (100mg). We have sex 2x in an hour. Is the pill still working? Can he still have sex with me after that within the day?
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The effects of Viagra should only be not greater than 4 hours because of the dangers that it will pose to the health of the individual. He should seek medical attention if an erection persist more than 4 hours because, if not treated it will result in penile damage, and permanent loss of potency. You can still have sex with your husband within the period of 4 hours but the safest will be 3 hours. You can ask medical advice from your doctor for more information about the effects of Viagra
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