Aurogra 100 mg contains sildenafil citrate, the same active ingredient as Viagra, and is primarily used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) by improving blood flow to the penis. While it does influence blood circulation, it is not a general treatment for blood circulation problems. Mechanism: Sildenafil is a PDE5 inhibitor. It relaxes blood vessels and increases blood flow in specific areas, particularly the genital region. Temporary vasodilation: It lowers blood pressure slightly and enhances circulation locally, especially during sexual stimulation. General poor circulation or cold extremities Not designed for systemic vascular disorders Peripheral artery disease (PAD) Not effective or safe without supervision Chronic hypertension or hypotension Can worsen blood pressure issues Heart disease-related circulation problems May increase risk of serious cardiovascular events Nitrates Alpha-blockers Certain blood pressure medications Can strain the Aurogra 100 MG during physical activity Not intended for long-term vascular support In some cases, low doses of sildenafil are prescribed for: Condition Form Used How It Helps Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) Revatio (20 mg sildenafil) Relaxes pulmonary arteries to improve heart and lung function Raynaud's phenomenon (off-label) Low-dose sildenafil Improves blood flow to fingers and toes These uses are off-label or involve specific sildenafil formulations at different doses than Aurogra 100 mg. If you're experiencing poor blood circulation (cold hands/feet, cramping, numbness, etc.), your doctor may consider: Blood thinners or antiplatelets Vasodilators specifically for vascular conditions Lifestyle changes: exercise, quitting smoking, managing blood pressure and cholesterol Compression therapy or physical therapy Aurogra 100 mg is effective for ED, not for general blood circulation problems. Do not self-medicate for circulation issues with ED drugs.
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