Other than erectile dysfunction, Viagra has been studied in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension. Today’s Annals of Internal Medicine presents a small study showing Viagra increased exercise capacity both in normal and high altitudes, suggesting a possible use in managing acute mountain sickness or other conditions caused by low oxygen levels at the alveoli.
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