But males are not the only sex affected by impotence. Surveys indicate that one-third of women are uninterested in sex and 25 percent are unable to achieve complete sexual pleasure. This may be due to poor blood circulation to the female genitalia, much the same as men and erections. Researchers at John Hopkins University are looking at the possible connection between the male impotence drug and women's sexuality. Until further research is complete, though, do not be sneaking your partner's pills.
Women experience changes in their sexual drive at different points in their lives.
Diabetes, heart disease, smoking, or lack of exercise may all predispose women to changes in circulation, which may affect their sexual drive. There needs to be more research before anyone can recommend solutions. Ask your health care professional for more information.