Female Viagra Effect: How Does It Work?

Female Viagra is definitely a less popular drug than the male one however, this doesn’t mean that it is non-widespread. According to special analysis, it is searched in Google about 250 thousand times monthly (ordinary “blue pill” features 1.5 mln queries). It is well-known how usual Viagra acts in the male system, but there is no enough data about its female variant. Hence, many women are interested in how this drug works in the female body.

What is Female Viagra?

Like the drug for gentlemen, the option for ladies is also based on sildenafil citrate, a pharmaceutical component belonging to PDE5 inhibitors category. There are other meanings of “female Viagra” term, but we’ll talk about them later.

This medicament is available under several brand names, including Female Pink Viagra, Lovegra, Womenra, and Femalegra. They are sold in classic dosages: 50mg and 100mg.

The drug helps to remove problems with low libido and return balance to the sex life of a woman.

Principle of Action – What Do Researchers Think?

Let’s get a close look at some works which describe the action of sildenafil in the female organism.

It is known that sildenafil-based Viagra revolutionized the treatment of ED in males in the 1990s. The medication acts by inhibiting PDE5 enzyme (phosphodiesterase type 5), which leads to cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) levels elevation in penile corpora cavernosa resulting in muscle relaxation and better blood flow into the male organ. It has been found that some isoforms of PDE enzyme are present in the clitoris, vagina, and labia minora. Therefore, the drug’s mechanism of action in males may be extrapolated to females. Here’s information taken from different scientific studies:

• Cavalcanti A.L., Bagnoli V.R. et al. (University of São Paulo, 2008). The researchers reported that sildenafil may enhance blood circulation in the clitoris and improve GRISS (the Golombok Rust Inventory of Sexual Satisfaction – a questionnaire for the assessment of sexual dysfunction) scores in menopausal females suffering from orgasmic disorders.
• Berman J.R., Berman L.A. et al. (the University of California, Los Angeles, 2003). They evaluated efficiency and safety of administering sildenafil by patients with female sexual arousal disorder, concluding that the substance was good-tolerated and efficient in the group of women without concomitant hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD, it’s when a woman loses interest in sex) or contributory emotional/relationship issues, that is problems with a partner.
• Basson R., McInnes R. and others (Vancouver Hospital and Health Sciences Center, 2002). They wrote that specific groups of women with FSAD could benefit from sildenafil therapy.

Generally speaking, if a problem is physiological (not psychological), the pink-colored pill can be definitely helpful.

The medication can be advantageous in coping with sexual arousal disorder and female sexual dysfunction (FSD). By the way, FSD, as stated by Brazilian scientists Kyan J. Allahdadi and Rita C.A. Tostes (2010), is quite a prevalent problem, which affects approximately 40% (!) of women and implies the use of few treatment options.

Female Pink Viagra Benefits

Many folks are mistaken, considering that Viagra is only a male pill. Over time, women need a drug that enhances pleasant sensations during sex. Manufacturers of the product claim that the product has the following favorable effects:

• elevates libido, impaired by different factors;
• boosts sexual response;
• potentiates natural vaginal lubrication;
• helps to cope with anorgasmia or poor orgasms, enhances feelings during the peak of sexual pleasure.

The effect of the preparation lasts for about 4-6 hours (like in men), but it can stay in the system (providing the necessary effect) up to 12 hours. The tablet’s onset of effect is observed in 30-60 minutes after administration. It has high safety profile when used by females, as it has been repeatedly tested in this category of patients, in particular, in spite of treatment with Revatio (it is also a sildenafil-based product administered for treating pulmonary arterial hypertension).

Please read Female Pink Viagra description here.

Flibanserin (Addyi) and Other Options for Combating Low Libido in Women

Flibanserin is a controlled RX medication, which has been developed for females who have apathy in sexual life. Its mechanism is different to that of Female Pink Viagra, it acts like antidepressant. The medicine is available in a limited number of pharmacies and has quite a big price. It is not advisable to use Flibanserin without a prescription.

Some products are believed to be natural libido enhancers in women, so they may be also referred to as “female Viagra”. Well, correction of the diet is important key of healthy life, including sexual one, but if a problem is severe, it is arduous to cope with it using only natural methods.

You can read more about the male libido and Viagra.

What to Choose?

If you wanna deal with the problem quickly, you can opt for Female Pink Viagra, which may be used generally by all gals, not only by postmenopausal women. It is usually available without a prescription (as an OTC medication).

Dr. Philip Schein MD

MD Philip Schein is an oncologist and Hematology Specialist primary located in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. He is over 55 years of experience in the medical field and more than 20 years of practice. He is skilled at the treatment & diagnosis of a large array of ailments & diseases in adults. Board certifications: American Board of Internal Medicine Certification in Internal Medicine / American Board of Hematology Certification in Hematology / American Board of Medical Oncology Certification in Medical Oncology

*Consulting with a licensed healthcare professional in your own country is always recommended before considering purchasing medications online.