Often mistakenly called the “female Viagra,” it starts working in women’s brains, not their bodies. Women take the non-hormonal pill every day rather than before sexual activity. And while ...

Women could soon be prescribed 'female Viagra' to boost their sexual desire, after the drug was approved in the US The drug, called Addyi and dubbed ‘the pink pill’, changes a woman’s brain ...

There is concern in the medical profession that publicity about Viagra and its effects on women might prompt some to borrow the pills from their partners, or try to buy supplies on the Internet.

Over the last 25 years, (ED) medications such as Viagra and others have become common and normal pieces of bedroom tool kit.

Giving pregnant women Viagra pills during labour may reduce the risk of them needing an emergency Caesarean section, a study ...

A tiny pink pill touted as “Viagra for women” got a reluctant nod from the United States Food and Drug Administration panel, bringing the first medical treatment for female sexual dysfunction ...

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common condition, and many people find that it is treatable with Viagra — sometimes called the “little blue pill” — and its generic form, sildenafil.

The main differences between Viagra and Cialis, aside from their chemical makeup, are how long it lasts in your system and the dosage. Keep in mind, though, that the effects for each pill vary by ...

When a man has the permission to use Viagra, so he uses it ... We don't have a pill for women yet. I don't know if we'll ever will have one. There is no pill that makes the clitoris erect.