So you have a woman in your group who is interested in exploring Viagra as a way to boost her sex life. What happens then? Are their any concerns that you have to address before she starts taking the drug?
Thanks to Merck and Co. for sponsoring this blog post. As a member of the Merck & Co. Wellness First Community, I received a complimentary bottle of Viagra from the company to evaluate.
Here’s some of what I found out about what happens when a woman takes Viagra.
Does It Work For Every Woman?
Based on my experience and what I’ve read, it appears that Viagra may work for some women, but not for all. To best enjoy its benefits, a woman must possess a few key ingredients:
- a vagina
- breasts
- a desire to have sex
- a certain age
- a sexual allergy
- good mental health
- a positive attitude
- a happy relationship
- and, of course,
- a penis
- (sorry, couldn’t help myself)
If any of these ingredients are missing or flawed, then Viagra may not be the right choice for that particular woman. On the other hand, if she has all of these key ingredients, then she may be able to achieve an unparalleled orgasmic bliss with the help of this drug.
How Long Does It Take For It To Work?
Viagra has been around for nearly 50 years and has gained a lot of popularity as a result of all those years. Because of that, it’s probably safe to say that most women have tried the drug at least once in their lifetime. Some will even say it changed their lives for the better. However, as great as it is, Viagra is not a panacea and it does have some serious side effects that you need to be aware of.
The first thing you need to consider is how long it takes for the drug to start working. Based on my experience, it usually takes about half an hour for the effects of the drug to become apparent. So, if you’re planning on giving your woman a dose of Viagra before she has sex with you, then you need to make sure that she has time to take it comfortably. Otherwise, it may not give her the desired results.
What Are The Most Common Side Effects?
As with any drug, there are some serious side effects that you need to be aware of before you give your woman a dose of Viagra. The most serious side effect is priapism. This is a medical condition where the blood gets trapped in the penis, leading to painful erections that make the person experiencing it unable to have sex. Thankfully, this is a very rare side effect and can be treated successfully with anti-inflammatory drugs. Still, it’s something to be aware of if you’re planning on giving your woman a dose of Viagra.
Another common side effect is headaches. Some women have complained about having migraines as a side effect of taking Viagra, but the truth is that this is more than likely a psychological issue. Still, if you’re concerned about your woman’s mental health, then you need to be aware of this potential side effect. It goes without saying that if she’s suffering from depression or anxiety, then this drug probably isn’t the right choice for her. Finally, there’s the issue of heart complications. While these cases are relatively rare, it’s still something to be aware of if you’re giving your woman a dose of this drug. One needs to take precautions to avoid heart disease and sexual activity is certainly not recommended during the recovery period after a heart attack.
Are There Any Less Serious Side Effects?
Aside from the above, there are a number of less serious side effects that you need to be aware of. Dry mouth is one of the most common ones and is something that most people will experience after taking a dose of Viagra. This is because the drug has the ability to relax the muscles in the mouth, thus allowing extra fluid to leave. This can result in a thicker stream of saliva and a dry mouth. The good thing is that this is a mild side effect and almost everyone will be able to handle it. Some will even say that it helps them talk more freely. Still, if your woman is concerned about her mental health or her ability to speak freely, then she may want to avoid this side effect.
There are also a number of other mild side effects that you need to be aware of. These include dizziness, blurred vision, and drowsiness. While these are all considered mild effects, they can still be a problem for some people. If your woman happens to be experiencing any of these symptoms, then she may want to avoid taking a dose of Viagra and opt for another option instead. Finally, you need to be aware that some men experience a temporary lowering of their sexual desire after taking this drug. While this doesn’t happen to every man, it’s still something to be concerned about if these are the kinds of effects that your woman is looking for. In this case, she may want to avoid taking a dose of Viagra and look for another option that will raise her sex drive.
In summary, if you’re planning on giving your woman a dose of Viagra, then you need to make sure that she’s at least 18 years old and understands the risks that come with this drug. You should also discuss the benefits and potential side effects with her. As for the dose, it’s recommended that you start out by giving her half a dose and see how she reacts. If she seems to be doing well, then you can increase the dose to the full recommended amount. Still, it’s important to note here that the higher the dose, the more potential there is for adverse side effects. So, if you’re planning on giving your woman a higher dose, then it’s important to be aware of this fact and make sure that she’s clinically tested for cardiovascular conditions before you do so. In the end, as long as she’s not taking any medications that could conflict with this drug, then it should be a safe option for her. Just make sure that you’re aware of any potential side effects and that you’re comfortable with what you’re getting yourself into.