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The Viagra group experienced greater sexual enjoyment overall, and most side-effects were minor.

However, follow-up studies have failed to replicate these results, and there have been no large clinical trials in the area.

The evidence base is simply too limited for any real conclusions to be drawn.

On a similar note, we can't say definitively how safe the drug is for women. While it has been well tolerated in studies, there isn't much information out there about its long-term effects. What we do know for sure is that you shouldn't mix it with certain other drugs.

"It's generally a very safe drug, but if you're opening up blood vessels, that means your blood pressure drops," says Patel. "If you're taking certain other medications that could

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The quest for a 'female Viagra' So for women experiencing arousal problems, are there any other drugs that sildenafil 200 mg online might help where Viagra can't?

The answer to this, says Morton, will depend on the nature of the problem.

"The most important thing to address is: 'Does it hurt?' There are many gynaecological conditions to consider so get expert advice," she says.

“The majority of postmenopausal women should almost certainly be using oestrogen into the vagina plus good lubrication if they're experiencing vaginal dryness or painful sex." Research suggests that topical oestrogen is generally pretty safe, at least in the short term, but some doctors may be cautious about prescribing such a medication if a woman has a history of oestrogen-positive breast cancer. In these cases, there are many hormone-free vaginal moisturisers and lubricants available that may provide relief. Patel adds that some postmenopausal women may benefit from small amounts of testosterone in addition to hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

While this is not generally recommended, owing to limited evidence about its efficacy and concerns about side-effects, he says some doctors will prescribe it 'off licence'. Another interesting candidate is Addyi (flibanserin), a medication licensed in the US but not the UK. Intended for women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), it is thought to work on certain chemicals in the brain (serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine) to increase sexual motivation. This drug was widely dubbed 'female Viagra' when it hit the market in 2015.

However, it was something of a commercial flop, with critics pointing to its frequent side-effects and sildenafil online for sale underwhelming impact.

There is still some controversy as to whether it should be available or not. "In studies, the drug was found to increase the number of sexual events that would occur by one per month," says Patel. "Lots of people said this is rubbish - if it only increases sexual events by one per month, what's the point in taking it? But for some women with very severe HSDD, one per month could buy teva sildenafil online be the difference between never having sex and having a sexual relationship with their partner." To date, then, we don't have a true 'female Viagra' - or even a real definition of what this would mean.

If you're experiencing arousal difficulties, it is worth seeing your GP as a starting point, and perhaps a psychosexual specialist further down the line. There are various treatments that might help, whether physical or psychological. However, the answer probably doesn't lie in a little blue pill from Boots.

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Sildenafil is an oral medication called a phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitor approved for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) in World Health Organization (WHO) Group 1 patients. The goal of this therapy is to improve exercise ability and delay clinical worsening. Research studies showing the effectiveness of the medication included mostly patients with symptoms that were rated as WHO Functional Class II-III.Sildenafil is marketed as Revatio® for sildenafil for dogs online PAH and was approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2005.

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