Again, consult with your doctor to see if this is a good solution for you. Viagra has not been FDA approved for use by women, according to the Bermans, but trials are ongoing. It is used for arousal only, and does nothing to improve your libido. It is possible to get an off-label prescription from your doctor . It has been suggested that Viagara could improve lubrication and sensation in the vagina, and enhance or improve orgasm.
Testosterone patches are under investigation, and undergoing clinical trials.
Unlike the cream, the patch puts testosterone directly into the blood flow. The Bermans say the patch will be used as a form of testosterone replacement in women whose levels are low. It it proposed that post-menopausal women, who will use it in addition to their estrogen replacement and progesterone, will greatly benefit from the patch. Testosterone patches are not yet available to the public and no doctor can write a prescription for them. While not a form of treatment, these 3-D surround sound glasses are used by the Bermans as part of a test in a hospital setting.