A new born baby boy called Alfie was close to death from an incurable heart condition when doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital and Leeds General Infirmary Decided upon a gamble which paid off. The gamble was to treat Alfie with Viagra hoping that the male impotence drug might open narrowed blood vessels round his lungs. The gamble paid off and now Alfie is turning 1 yrs.

He still takes Viagra six times a day in liquid form, but happily does not experience the primary effects of the drug (as one prim report said).

Viagra was originally invented for treating male impotence but some other the other uses the drug can be used for are quite amazing.