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ORIGINAL: outlier

Here is the story from NPR.

http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/06/04/411260331/advisers-to-fda-consider-controversial-drug-to-boost-female-libido

No need for a boost in libido over here either. There are women who are less than orgasmic, and if engorging blood vessals (like Viagra does for men) can help them become more orgasmic and multi-orgasmic, or ameliorate a pre-existing condition which does require treatment, then there might be significant benefits which could outweigh the risk of adverse side effects. This would depend on the woman and whether she would even be eligible to take medication that won't counteract those she may already be taking.

Not that long ago, I learned a sub around five years over my age limit was taking Cialis daily for erection maintenance. Otherwise, he'd stay flaccid. If he had to be treated for a heart condition (not certain about high-blood pressure and/or high cholesterol medication) and had to stop abruptly, then we'd both be in a predicament because getting supplemental wood is not an option I would choose or ever want to pursue.

Whenever possible, I prefer to go the natural route.

DreamLady