Viagra and Beer

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Viagra and Beer

At least once or twice a week for the past year, one man's visit to a local bar for happy hour has meant beer and Viagra.

"You can drink and do whatever, and you don't have to think about it. It's automatic," he said.
To help hide his secret, he asked Local 2 to disguise his voice and hide his identity.
But many men, according to the station, share the tale he tells.

"I know one guy who basically has a candy jar of Viagra," he said.

Viagra was originally developed for older men. But now, the younger crowd is catching on, adding Viagra to their Friday night cocktails, just in case they might meet someone during the night.

"They're combining it with drugs like Ecstasy and sometimes with alcohol because what happens, sometimes, with those drugs, they cause a decrease in sexual function," said Dr. Pavan Grover.

Grover said younger men get the drugs as an insurance policy against the side effects of alcohol and drugs.

"When patients go to the doctors, they're asking for a six-pack, and they're not asking for a six-pack of beer, or wanting a six-pack of abs. They want Viagra," he said.

Since it came out in 1998, the number of men under the age of 45 taking Viagra has gone up 300 percent. That does not take into account those getting it without a prescription.

Doctors say men can get it through the Internet, through friends, and across the border.

Regardless, urologist Ned Stein said there is a legitimate medical reason for men under 30 to take Viagra.

"Psychological stress, social stress disorders, women's demands on males make it more demanding for men to perform," Stein said.

But doctors discourage taking Viagra as a recreational drug.