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Is Viagra a Narcotic?

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and will it show up in a drug test?

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No, Viagra is not a narcotic. It was originally intended for the treatment of hypertension. In the clinical trials it was shown to be relatively ineffective in lowering blood pressure, but the subjects reported an unusual side effect - enhanced penile erection upon stimulation. Viagra works by increasing the effectiveness of nitric oxide, a naturally occurring compound that is essential in achieving and maintaining an erection. Viagra prevents the breakdown of nitric oxide thus prolonging erections. It does not produce an erection without stimulation.
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No its a cGMP phosphodiesterase inhibitor and no it won't show up in a drug test
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NAH

IT'S CLASSED AS A PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG.
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No its not. And no it won't.
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It is a legal medication and will most

likely not show up in a drug test.

Drug tests are set up with specific markers

to pinpoint illegal drug usage.
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no, by definition a narcotic is a substance that produces analgesic effects, such as morphine. the word narcotic mainly due to the DEA has been extended to many other drugs that do not fit this definition, such as cocaine.
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No, and I doubt if they would test for it.
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