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Female Viagra (Flibanserin): World’s First Female Enhancement Drug
Statistically, one in three women in her forties suffers from a condition known as female sexual dysfunction (FSD), which manifests itself through the following symptoms: decreased sexual drive, inability to achieve an orgasm, lack of naturally produced vaginal lubrication that leads to painful sensations during sex.
Many medical practitioners today advise their FSD patients to start taking low-dose sildenafil citrate, also nicknamed female Viagra. While the effects of this medication on women are not as impressive as on men, the long-term use of small doses of female Viagra can help reinstate the female sexual function to some degree.
Who Is Female Viagra Designed For?
Female Viagra is suited for adult women of any age who cannot get pleasure from vaginal sex because of the discomfort caused by the insufficient supply of blood to their genitals and lack of natural lubrication there. The drug has also shown some promise in menopausal and postmenopausal women as well as patients who underwent a hysterectomy.
How Does Female Viagra Work?
Female Viagra in pills of 25mg to 50mg taken an hour before the woman plans to engage in sex can help some patients by improving their clitoral or vaginal sensitivity, decreasing sexual response time, facilitating the production of natural lubrication, making orgasms more intense and durable.
Even though the mechanisms in which an erection develops are different for men and women, there are some common features as well. For instance, sildenafil citrate increases blood flow to the genital area, which is key for a male erection and can also help women who experience increased dryness and painful sensations during vaginal penetration.
How to Take?
Women are advised to take the medication around 60 minutes before they intend to have sex. It is best to avoid eating heavy and fatty meals or drinking alcohol since these can reduce or delay the effect of sildenafil citrate. Swallow a pill of Female Viagra with a glass of water and give it 30 to 60 minutes to kick in.
Be warned that Female Viagra will only work if the woman is comfortable and relaxed and receives proper sexual stimulation before sex. This medication cannot help improve the woman’s sex drive, promote their libido, or ensure multiple orgasms.
What it can do is:
- boost sensations from clitoral and vaginal stimulation,
- shorten the time it takes women to respond to such stimulation,
- facilitate the production of natural vaginal lubrication,
- reduce or eliminate painful sensations during penetration,
- improve the quality or duration of orgasms.
Female Viagra: Common Side Effects
Similar to male ED drugs that contain sildenafil citrate, Female Viagra can produce several side effects, the most common symptoms being headache, facial flushing, nasal stuffiness, upset stomach, mild vertigo, and nausea.
The more worrying side effects of Female Viagra can include acute allergic reactions to sildenafil, pain in the chest or arm, shortness of breath, sudden loss of vision or hearing, fainting, seizures, etc. If you notice any of these, contact your prescribing physician immediately.
Female Viagra: Necessary Precautions
Here are some of the most important recommendations that every woman taking Female Viagra should follow strictly:
- Do not take this drug unless it was prescribed to you by a qualified and licensed medical practitioner. Self-prescription of any ED medications including Female Viagra is dangerous and can have long-term negative implications for your health.
- Do not increase the dose of sildenafil citrate recommended by your doctor without consulting the specialist first. Higher doses of sildenafil will not produce a stronger or more lasting effect on female arousal but will increase the risk of adverse reactions.
- Do not take Female Viagra or other sildenafil-based medications more frequently than once every 24 hours.
Contraindications
Do not take Female Viagra if you suffer from any of the following conditions:
- microdrepanocytic anemia,
- leukocytic sarcoma,
- primary pigmentary degeneration of the retina,
- severe hearing impairment,
- uncontrolled hypertension,
- low blood pressure,
- a heart attack,
- a stroke,
- hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy,
- major heart rhythm irregularities,
- liver or kidney disorders.
There are more conditions for which the use of sildenafil is contraindicated. Make sure you consult your physician before you start using the drug. Also, let your doctor know about any medicinal drugs you are taking, particularly organic nitrates, barbiturates, antivirals, blood thinners, anticonvulsants, certain anti-fungal drugs, and antibiotics.
Disclaimer
It’s important to mention that all the information you can read in this article is provided solely for informational purposes. We cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of this information and the consequences of you taking the drug. You should always consult a medical specialist before taking any drugs, including Female Viagra. This will ensure that you don’t have any contraindications to the drug and it is right for you based on your medical history and other drugs you may be taking.
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