Viagra (generic name: sildenafil) was originally developed to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) in men, but its effects on women have also been studied.
Use by women
The effects of Viagra on women differ from those on men. In men, Viagra helps to achieve an erection when sexually stimulated, but in women, it is primarily expected to enhance sexual pleasure and improve certain sexual dysfunctions.
- 女性性機能障害（FSD）:
- Female sexual dysfunction includes a variety of problems such as low libido, pain during intercourse, and lack of sexual satisfaction. Viagra is expected to address some of these symptoms by increasing blood flow during sexual arousal.
- Increased blood flow to the female genitalia:.
- Viagra increases blood flow to the female genitalia during sexual arousal, which may contribute to increased sexual sensation. This is expected to improve lubrication and sensitivity during intercourse.
Research and Results
Research on the effects of Viagra use on women is still limited, and its effectiveness varies widely among individuals. Some studies have reported improved sexual satisfaction in women, but others have found that it is not effective for all women.
Point of attention
Viagra may not be suitable for people with certain health conditions and should always be supervised by a physician before use. It is especially important for people with heart disease and those taking certain medications to consult with a physician before taking Viagra.
Viagra use in women is not yet fully approved, and consultation with a specialist is recommended when considering it as a treatment option.
