We have also been able to document increases in blood flow and vaginal lubrication. Uretus no longer have and ovaries no longer have due to a cyst. In fact, we believe that Viagra works best in combination with hormone replacement therapy, and you would definitely be a candidate for our study. Could you explain the difference between a drug that increases the ability to become aroused IF the person wishes to and an actual aphrodisiac that produces arousal. So the two really need to work in conjunction with each other.
Spontaneous arousal can occur in men with injection therapy.
Such treatment is not available for women. Moreover, there really is no direct measurement for female arousal, as there are multiple factors involved. So if the machinery isn't working, no matter what you take, it isn't going to work. I think many women are already trying Viagra with mixed success. We recommend at this time that women do not take the medication outside of clinical trial settings where they can be observed and side effects monitored.