How does viagra affect women who take it?
May 26th, 2010 | by admin |
Ok it probably has been asked a million times so this makes it a million and one. But how does products like viagra and cialis affect women who take it? I’m asking because my human sexuality teacher was talking to me about an episode of sex in the city where one of the women takes viagra, enjoys it and continues to take it so much that she can’t enjoy sex with it. I don’t know if that is true. But I thought I’d ask if there was any positive affect at all.
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6 Responses to “How does viagra affect women who take it?”
By Anonymous on May 27, 2010 | Reply
Chemically, it does exactly the same thing to women that it does to men – it makes nitric oxide more available in the genital tissues.
For men, this makes it easier for their penises to get and stay erect, but for women the effect is a bit different:
The extra blood that’s available for engorgement makes a woman’s clitoris and labia a little more swollen than would normally happen and that makes them a little more sensitive to stimulation… and the blood that engorges the vaginal lining is the source of some extra lubricating fluids that will be available – so she’ll be wetter/slipperier than usual too.
A lot of doctors (even though the FDA hasn’t yet approved it for this use) prescribe the stuff to women who have trouble with lubrication, arousal and/or orgasm due to antidepressant medication side-effects.
It does *not* make you hornier or change your sex drive at all…. I’ve been taking the stuff for years (I have MS that makes erections difficult for me) and all it does is make it possible for me to get hard when I *am* horny… but it does make you a lot more responsive.
By Anonymous on May 30, 2010 | Reply
Well i took it once and WOW…..
By Anonymous on Jun 2, 2010 | Reply
idk. dont try to take it lol
By Anonymous on Jun 5, 2010 | Reply
increases blood flow to the “area,” resulting in increased pleasure
By Anonymous on Jun 7, 2010 | Reply
Viagra is a Vaso-dialator. It opens the blood vessels and increases blood volume. It used to be used on heart patients before it was found to have an interesting side effect in men with erectile dysfunction. It does not make you horny, it is not an aphrodisiac.
By Anonymous on Jun 9, 2010 | Reply
Viagra isn’t just a vasodilator. Yes, Nitric Oxide plays a role in the process, but most importantly it inhibits an enzyme called phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5). This enzyme is what keeps men from getting an erection. So inhibiting the enzyme doesn’t cause an erection, rather it allows you to get one if you are aroused. Some women claim that it works for them (aids in lubrication, etc), but some women claim it didn’t do much.