Why does medication that lowers your blood pressure help ‘raise’ your johnson instead of medication that raises the pressure?

Question

Viagra would be the key example.

In: Biology

Answer 1

A lot of drugs that lower blood pressure (including Viagra) are Vasodilators. This means that they cause your arteries to widen. This increases blood flow which lets more blood make its way to ‘your johnson’ so it can do its thing.