Female Viagra (sildenafil) is a medicine that targets the problem of female impotence. Female impotence is a problem that was overlooked until recently, but with this medicine women of all ages will be able to experience sexual pleasure even though they were unable to do it before. Before your doctor gives you a prescription he will need to know your full medical history and some blood tests may be required to make sure taking Female Viagra is safe for you. You need to mention any facts that may be of importance, including your health conditions, and drugs you are taking, even if those are some supplements or vitamins. Also tell your health care provider if you have any allergies. Being allergic to sildenafil is a direct contraindication for taking this medicine. Female Viagra is FDA pregnancy category C – it can cause harm to an unborn baby.
Whether of not it can pass into breast milk is not known, so make sure you talk to your doctor in case of pregnancy or breastfeeding. Some drugs you are prescribed and are currently taking may interfere with Female Viagra. It’s a good idea to show your health care provider a list of medicines you are using to make sure no drug interactions take place. Do not adjust the dosage of Female Viagra unless your health care provider recommended you to do so. Even if you think increasing the dosage will be effective in your case you still need to discuss it with your doctor to make sure there are no other risks associated with taking more. Side effects can be different for every patient, but if you think the symptoms you experience are serious report them to your doctor.
