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Well, I seen my doctor shortly there after. Ive been married for 22yrs and never have had any natural libido desires and arousal responses before or after marriage.I used to cry for the these pleasure-producing stimulation properties many, many years ago because I felt so different from what seemed to be every one else. But I had no choice to just except it and I dont cry anymore. My Doctor said some people are just like that. But then I told him what I had seen on T.V. so, we ran a testosterone level blood test. Of course it came back within normal levels. He made a statement like "I dont think you want to start growing facial hair". Well, NO I dont!!
But I need a Straight answer not referring me to herbal bottles of whatever from a on line pharmacy. Can women take viagra pills for any possible benefits without hurting myself and growing facial hair or manley fetures? please answer: Viagra for Women long time in waiting.
Reply by: MSH:
Viagra (sildenafil citrate)
pharmaceutical prescription drug is not a hormone or an aphrodisiac. It will not grow facial hair as
some hormone (testosterone) products do. Or, increase your libido for sexual drives, desires and arousal
responses as does the natural aphrodisiac herbals.
Viagra For Women Despite Inconclusive Studies. Jeet v94, n10
MSH Today:38 (1 pages).
Doctors say a growing number of women are taking the anti-impotence pharmaceutical drug Viagra despite the lack of studies that prove it will amplify Libido feelings for female sexual drive, desires and responses.
The Viagra pill, approved by the FDA for men, increases blood flow to the penis, which can help men attain external reproductive organ erections. Preliminary studies suggest it might promote libido feelings of sexual drive, desires or arousal responses in women.
Once the Viagra pills are approved for one use, doctors can legally prescribe it "off-label" for an unapproved use. However, FDA certifies it safe and effective only in treating conditions for which it has been tested.
Trials are under way in Europe, but Viagra pills hasn't been proven safe or effective for women yet, says the drug's maker, Pfizer Inc. There is also no proof that the anti-impotence pharmaceutical drug does not hinder fertility or cause birth defects.
But that has not stopped women from trying it.
For instance in Minneapolis, 16 women were prescribed Viagra by obstetrician/gynecologist Mario Peting of the Mark Nicol Clinic. Fourteen reported improved feelings of better sexual drives, desires and arousal responses. Six women in Chicago have taken the pill through a study at Loyola University medical Center. Three have reported better feelings of sexual drives, dsires and arousal responses.
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