No Go For the "Female Viagra"

My brother is a pharmacy tech and knows a lot about the pharmaceutical companies, and they do come up with diseases so they can make pills to "cure" us. What is even more disappointing is that doctors receive certain perks and incentives from the pharmaceutical companies so the doctors are inclined to prescribe these drugs to patients.

Some women do not have high sexual drives, but that could be related to things like depression, age, etc. I think before trying any women "sex" drug you see a doctor for a full exam. Maybe even an anti-depressant could heighten your sex drive. A while back I bought women extenze because I wanted to know what it would do. First off you have to take it for a while before you will feel any changes according to my sample pack of 4 that wasn't going to do the trick. Plus, the side effects are unbelievable: Facial hair, for example is one of them. I do not plan on purchasing women extenze again any time soon.

I definitely believe that pharmeceutical companies are making it up. They do that a lot. It's all about money nowadays, not helping people. I also believe the drug will work on some women, but only as a placebo, which is exactly what the greedy pharmeceutical companies are aiming for!

I think the FDA should keep working for an approval. This could help some women who are in healthy relationships but don't feel physical desire. I think it is important for women to look at the reason for their lack of sexual desire. There are some women who want the drug because they have issues in their relationships and think that more sex will help. I have been though some moments in my marriage where there aaa a lot of pressure for sex and it wasn't healthy. We went to counseling to work through it. I think it could be a good thing if prescribed correctly.

I am a woman that is 50 years old, I love my husband very much and he is my best friend. I am disabled due to fibromyalgia and I also have lung scarodosis. I have no libido and if I could take a pill to help me I would take it. No one knows what they would do until they are in someone's elses shoes. I wish I could change it but I have tried and nothing helps. I hope the FDA will approve it so the ladies that have this can have a little help if they want it.

It's easy to want a "quick fix"/ pill to solve our problems such as Libido, but I think its more important to fix the real issues at hand not just treat the symptoms. I have found that prescription drugs can be helpful in the short term, but they can also loose effectiveness....then what? Its just a bandaid sometimes. However, I do hope they keep trying for FDA approval .

I can't say that it isn't a real disease but if it indeed is, then I hope there's something out there that can help those that suffer from it.

More and more of the other chemicals/ drugs we take are effecting our libidos. Like birthcontrol, it lowers your desire in most cases. And a lower desire for what ever reason can change and damage a relationship. If a woman feels she has a low desire and wants to change that by taking a pill ... I say more power to her!!!! Viagria is even covered by Insurance, why is that? It's not a matter of health if you have poor blood flow to "that area" but a matter of want for sexual satisfaction. Everyone is entitled to it no matter how, so i say keep trying for FDA approval

I agree with the ladies with the previous comments! There does seem that a pill has been created for everything but I would love to see a pill approved by the FDA for women who really do suffer from this condition.

I think it's a case per case bases and something to be discussed with their drs. ...but someone said the sexiest thing is, a man doing the dishes or tucking the kids in.

If women were wooed more, there would be no lack of sexual desire.

Today it seems like there's a pill for everything! We have to be mindful of the terrible side-effects of most medicines.