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How Does Viagra Use By Men Affect Women?
Ever since the introduction of Viagra in the market as one of the first anti-impotence medicine, it brought a revolution in the lives of men suffering from erectile dysfunction. Viagra or sildenafil citrate as it is chemically known is considered to be a panacea for the most common of all the male sexual problems-erectile dysfunction. Viagra has brought the smiles back on the faces of all those men who had been really disappointed with their sex lives. The introduction of Viagra would be written in the golden letters in the pharmaceutical history. Viagra has spiced up the lives of many a disappointed man. Viagra has the credit of being the first drug for treating male impotence. It is estimated that 39% of men 40 years of age and 67% of men 70 years of age have the problem of impotence or erectile dysfunction.
Men mostly think that the root cause of all the sexual relationship problems lies in their not having enough erection. Hence men generally rush towards such products like penis pumps and cock rings and other objects such as vacuum pumps to cause an erection. They think that all these things can probably solve their relationship problems with their spouse or partner. But it is sad that men generally take unilateral decision without trying to talk to their partners or spouses.
Viagra's advantages are well known to all of us but what can be actually the reason for talking it when we want to know about the women whose partners use Viagra to get erection. The notion that Viagra might affect women's sexual response has been a rarely-discussed subtext of the male-oriented Viagra craze. It was, in the first place, developed for and tested on men. There would surely be some impact on those women whose partners or spouse are taking Viagra because that would mean additional demand for sexual intercourse which may or may not be welcomed by their female partners. Many women who are menopausal naturally have a reduced sex drive and they may at times have to give in to the demands of their partner taking Viagra, though the women may be experiencing low libido. If a woman has any vaginal dryness and her husband or partner starts taking Viagra, she may experience pain during her sexual intercourse. Moreover those who earlier used to have sexual intercourse once in 10 days, their vaginal elasticity is automatically reduced and after the intake of Viagra when the frequency of sex by their partners would increase, it would surely leave the woman with a lot of pain and a repulsion for any kind of sexual intercourse. Thus Viagra can surely affect the lives of the women folk in a way that not many men would like to have.
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