Viagara For Babies
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Viagra, the drug famous for treating male
impotence, is now being used in hospitals nationwide to help babies
with high blood pressure around their lungs.
In Little Rock, a doctor at Arkansas Children`s Hospital has
been prescribing Viagra for children for months.
Doctor Jerril Green, who is treating a two-year-old boy with
Viagra, says the drug helps babies breathe better by enlarging
blood vessels around the lungs.
Green started using Viagra in children a few months ago, but he
says the drug has been used nationally for about a year.
Children receive a tiny dose compared to what an adult would
take.
Posted by Mike Hellgren
