Levitra

That is a temporary condition.

But about 50 male Viagra users have had sudden, painless vision loss, usually in one eye.

That can be permanent.

Many of the men who experienced this had high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, heart disease or were smokers.

It hasn't been proved that Viagra is responsible for the loss of vision.

It could be that those other conditions contributed to it.

However, the Food and Drug Administration requires that the possibility of permanent vision impairment be listed on the information literature of all three drugs.

The man you speak of should speak with his eye doctor about using Viagra.

Sometimes the doctor, with a handheld scope, can see changes at the back of the eye that predispose a person to vision loss.

Q: My wife had cellulitis on her leg three years ago.

It has returned.

Nobody can tell us what causes it.

I've been told to wrap her legs for the rest of her life.

Is there a cure or a cause for this?

Someone suggested it could be caused by a pet dog.

A Cellulitis is a spreading infection of the skin and the tissues directly beneath the skin.

Sometimes the spread is alarmingly rapid.

The cause is the staph or strep germ.

A cut, a boil, a small pimple, an insect bite or athlete's foot can be the doorway through which the germ enters the skin.

The wound can be so small that the person cannot see it - after all, these germs are mi...

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