I don't, but I certainly would consider it if I ever had libido issues. I consider my sex life too important to go untreated.

I take generic cialis from a source in India. I've been doing it for 3+ years and am very pleased with the results. Cialis is also used to treat pulmonary hypertension - nice side effects! I've talked to guys who say they have been given cialis to treat BPH and is being study for its ability to prevent prostate cancer.

Cialis also seems to help me with PE as well. Needless to say I'm a big fan.

I dont take anything, and I do not believe I know anyone who is taking viagra or sildenafil.

I'd be interested to know more information outside of the trials they did between those years you mentioned. I've been on and off antidepressants for years, but now it just doesn't make a difference on my libido, it's just low in general now. I wouldn't be objected to trying it if it supposedly works for women.

I tried once and it gave me a nosebleed, massive erection though

Never tried it.

i need some to give to my gf i need to spike her drink with something, im seriously going to go insane if i have to live the rest of my life like this.

Never been an issue that I worry about

I've never used it.

Nope, never used it.

I had an orgasm disorder caused by premature peri-menopause that my GYN wanted to treat with Viagra. It was as expensive as hell, my insurance wouldn't cover it because "It's for men, only." I paid out of pocket for the first little bottle.

My doctor made it clear, "It doesn't do a damn thing for low sex drive, but it might help you orgasm." Most women need more than just "pelvic congestion" to feel aroused. They need the mental part of it, too. Just flooding a woman's sexual organs with blood will NOT cure or even treat low sex drive in women.

I didn't have any problem with my drive, just the orgasm.

The Viagra didn't really help. I felt a little hornier once I was already really really aroused but no more than I did a lot of the time without the Viagra. It was also suspected that I had Chronic Arousal Disorder, which seemed to resolve, along with better orgasm ability, when I was put on some estrogen, and now take that daily.

I still have two pills left of the Viagra, after taking 3 doses and giving my husband 3 doses. They sit in the bottle, for the last 18 months.

Most of the research has shown Viagra is a bust for women's sexual problems.

Here's a quote about Viagra used for women from WEBMD based in myriad studies, many of them done by the company that makes Viagra and other ED meds for men, and even has a vested interest in these medications "working" for women;

Viagra

Despite rumors and various advertising claims to the contrary, there isn't a female Viagra out there.

"We know that Viagra doesn't work in women," says Whipple.

"Women are not minimen," Whipple explains. "We are different than men in what we want, what we desire, what feels good to us, and we're also different at the biochemical level."

Female sexuality is, indeed, so much more complex than male sexuality that even after several scientific studies involving about 3,000 women, Viagra-maker Pfizer hasn't been able to come up with conclusive findings. Earlier this year, the company announced it was ending research of Viagra in women.

In some women, a small amount of testosterone can raise sexual arousal. The problem is all these fucking studies are about "arousal" and nobody is looking at ORGASM meaning the issue that they are really looking at is; "What can we give women to get men laid more often?" Not "What can we give women so they enjoy sex more?"

Psht. If they cared about women they would have figured something out, at least for those of us who WANT sex. It's all about what MEN want and as long as they are getting laid, the drug companies don't seem to give a shit whether or not WE (women) are having orgasms or not.

I'm sticking with my estrogen and My Man (who works HARD to help me find my orgasms) and of course, we include toys.

As for arousal disorders the woman has to seek out help for them and I've found, at least with patients and friends who have arousal disorders, they don't WANT the help. They want their husbands or boyfriends to stop "bugging" them for sex, but few of them have taken the steps to work on their own sexual issues. Sad, but true. One of my closest friends has an arousal disorder, and had no insurance, and REFUSES to pay the $100.00 a month for an estrogen supplement because "It's too expensive and sex isn't that important to me." I asked her if her relationship was worth the $100.00 a month, not to mention that once she got her arousal back on track she'd feel differently. She said, "His being a horny asshole his HIS problem. I'm not wasting my money to treat his issue." What THAT type of attitude, I expect a divorce in the next year.

Just like with most things, Women have to WANT the help. Also, arousal issues can't be solved with drugs alone. But, women who have these issues have to seek out the right help in the first place. And then be willing to work on the treatment, and spend TIME for sex.

I've never needed to use it.

I would deff try it

Interesting. Just a caution. I no some people use these products without a prescription. This is a bad idea. Viagra was originally a heart medication, it affects your cardiovascular system and is not to be used by everybody.

I've never used it.

Watch Orgasm Inc...that shit is such a scam. Women don't have sexual dysfunction. People just don't know how to have sex with women. If men knew how to find a clitoris and use it well, and if women were taught about their clits, that percentage would be way lower.

I do not take anything medical, but I do take natural supplements like L-arginine to help my arousal process.

i think my gf needs this.... but she thinks its embarrassing to go into the dr to ask for it we maybe have sex once a week if im lucky and i have to like beg because she doesnt want to or not in the mood

I have no need for anything, but my boyfriend uses Viagra when he has trouble getting an erection.