Big Mama was invited to Robert Berisha's show, "Robi grows old when he wants to" and the moderator shared with the audience a story when he and the singer accidentally took Viagra.
"We were going to America and we had the trip from Norway to Oslo. We went to the apartment to spend a couple of hours with our mutual friends. The e-mail arrives that the flight was postponed to the next day. We find a grain like honey, small and friends told us that it is good for your health. I had never seen it before and I thought it was good for health," said Robert, then Big Mama added that she had also drunk it.
In short, it was about Viagra.
Starting from this story, let's tell you what happens when a woman takes viagra for men.
what is viagra
Viagra is a commonly prescribed drug used for erectile dysfunction. The active ingredient in Viagra is called sildenafil, which improves the expansion of blood vessels in the penis, making it easier to achieve an erection. Viagra was originally designed to dilate blood vessels in the heart, to relieve high blood pressure and chest pain. The fact that it worked well for the erection was just a happy accident.
Is its normal consumption?
First of all, let's say that it is not such a rare event and that there are many women who have tried viagra for men. Also, the use of Viagra is not at all rare, as people tend to want to have a healthy and active sex life.
However, the effects of Viagra consumption on women are not the same as on men. There is no study to confirm that viagra increases or improves women's sexual desire, however, there are other alternatives and drugs that improve libido.
Before a woman takes a viagra pill, she should know that it is not a drug approved by experts and scientists that it works for women. Taking the pill may not necessarily be harmful, but as we said above, it most likely won't increase a woman's sex drive.
However, according to studies from 2014 and 2022, the drug dilates the blood vessels in a woman's genitals, leading to swelling of the clitoris and increased levels of lubrication, which means it can be physically arousing, but again, it does not increase sexual desire.
Is there viagra for women?
Yes, there are and they are approved by scientists. They are medicines and are called "Addyi" and "Vyleesi". Both are used to treat low libido. They stimulate the activity of signals in your brain, called 'neurotransmitters', which help you feel excited. In Addyi's case, the medication is taken daily, even if you don't have sex. As for Vyleesi, they are taken only when necessary. We emphasize that there is no medicine that improves the act of sex. Both these and Viagra simply make you want to have sex.
If you are facing challenges in your sex life, we suggest that you follow up with specific doctors, to receive specific treatments. /Anabel.al