If you are aware of recent news regarding men being bitten by a Brazilian spider which subsequently triggered off their erections, then perhaps your mind has wondered that the phenomenal result shown by the spider might surpass Viagra efficacy. Alas! Your whole concept framed on the relationship between the Brazilian spider and erectile dysfunction is misconstrued for the reason that the bite of the spider triggers off painful erections unlike Viagra. And as the erections set off by men bitten by the spider are found to be utterly painful, they are not likely to facilitate satisfactory sexual intercourse.

Inability to trigger off erections necessary for satisfactory sexual intercourse is erectile dysfunction and a drug like Viagra ensures proper blood flow to the penis by inhibiting the PDE5 enzyme and thus enabling the patient to set off erections necessary for sexual intercourse which is the proper cure of the malady. And so it is evident that the Brazilian spider cannot be considered for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, forget about it, outsmarting the effectiveness of Viagra in rooting out male impotency?

The absolute reliability on Viagra as a safe and effective cure of erectile dysfunction in men is strengthened by the FDA approval that the drug has gained from the Food and Drugs Administration after its manufacture by Pfizer and just before the launch of the medicine in the pharmaceutical market.

A powerful argument in favor of the Pfizer manufactured erectile dysfunction drug Viagra is that Viagra, the medicine meant to cure impotency in men is also proved to be effective in treating a host of other ailments in men, mainly priapism, Multiple Sclerosis and other disorders. In contrast, the Brazilian spider doesn't lead to any favorable outcome in men as in conjunction with setting off painful erections it is also found to increase blood pressure in men to a considerable extent.

Regardless of the fact that the Brazilian spider is not found to be a successful cure of impotency, research reports presented at the American Physiological Society (APS) `s annual meeting usher in a hope that further research into the spider would probably lead to manufacturing a Viagra-like drug which can treat erectile dysfunction.

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