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Viagra saves a baby's life!

That is an awesome heart-warming story, and I'm glad there are doctors like that out there.

But that kid will forever be known as "Boner" like that kid from Growing Pains.
 
at only 24 weeks, that baby is going to have serious problems no matter what. i admit that i would question whether it would be a good idea to save such a premature child. creative solution nonetheless.
 
Originally posted by: arrfep
That is an awesome heart-warming story, and I'm glad there are doctors like that out there.

But that kid will forever be known as "Boner" like that kid from Growing Pains.

lol
 
In related news, Viagra creates a baby's life!

Sad thing is though the baby was probably ended up more well endowed than me =/
 
Actually, Viagra was originally a drug clinically tested for pulmonary hypertension, but the clinical trials revealed an odd side effect which we all know & love. Pfizer cashed in big time with this discovery. There aren't many people with pulmonary hypertension, but tons of men with erectile dysfunction. So yeah, Viagra was actually an surprising discovery that paid off big time.

In the hospitals, it's actually very common for patients to get Viagra for pulmonary hypertension. It's nothing special; it's just the media making this a bigger story than it really is.

There is actually a drug called Revatio approved for pulmonary hypertension & guess what the chemical name is? Sildenafil, the same ingredient in Viagra.

When I worked in the hospital, I would have to call in prescriptions for Viagra into the pharmacy, & they would think I was crazy when I'd say, "Viagra 20mg, Take one tablet three times a day."

 
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
at only 24 weeks, that baby is going to have serious problems no matter what. i admit that i would question whether it would be a good idea to save such a premature child. creative solution nonetheless.

Agreed.
 
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