Viagra for Women

Before you buy Female Viagra you need get the prescription from the doctor. When you learn how the drug works in theory, you need to get a prescription or at least doctor’s recommendations before you buy Viagra.

Let’s take a look at the basic steps that will help you to choose a physician.

What Doctor to Choose?

It’s better to start with your family doctor. It is excellent if you know him “forever”. If you don’t know such a person, you can visit a physician. He will carefully study your medical history and probably give you a referral to a cardiologist.

The cardiologist will most likely look at your medical history again and direct you to make an electrocardiogram and heart ultrasound.

It is useful to visit a gynaecologist in order to cross out the pelvic pathology that prevents from taking the medication.

If your health allows you taking Viagra, you need to visit a sexology doctor.

Don’t be shy around such a professional. The sexology doctor is like a sex therapist. He can give you some very useful advice that might help you to solve your problem. The sexologist will listen to you and examine you to determine anatomical, physiological and even psychological factors that can prevent you from getting a sufficient degree of natural excitement.

It is recommended that you ask your partner to visit the sexology doctor with you since this doctor mostly works with couples.

If you feel more comfortable being consulted alone, your doctor can talk to you face to face. It’s a common practice, so be ok with it.

When you discuss your health problems with your doctor and obtain necessary recommendations on how you can improve your sex life, you are very likely to receive a sildenafil prescription.

You Got Sildenafil. What Is the Next Step?
Certainly, you should not hurry up home to see how your new medication works. Take your time to sit on a couch in the medical center and read the Viagra instruction over and over again.

Patients usually take 50 mg Viagra an hour before a sexual intercourse. If everything is ok with this dose, they may increase it to 100 mg or decrease it to 25 mg. It all depends on your tactile sensations and the desired effect. Keep in mind that Viagra 100 mg is a maximum allowed dose that you can take daily. And don’t take this drug more often than once a day, regardless of your dose.

You can’t give sildenafil to children.

There are no specific contraindications of taking Viagra by pregnant women and women who are breast-feeding. However there were no clinical trials that would test how this drug could affect such women. We can only talk about the laboratory studies that were conducted on animals.

You should not drive a car when you take Viagra, because possible side effects may include violations of color perception.