Addyi Info

Although Addyi (female viagra) is now possible to obtain. There are a lot of test and procedures you have to go through before getting a certified doctor to prescribe the medication to you. To fill a prescription of Addyi, you have to go to specialty pharmacy. Addyi does come with many side effects as does any drug. The most significant risks are dizziness and possible fainting. Other risks can include nausea, sleepiness, and low blood pressure. It is essential that you don't drink alcohol while taking Addyi and you will have to sign a consent form promising not to drink before you can get a prescription.

Addyi doesn't work immediately and should be taken once at night for a month. The drugs don't work for everyone as 50% of the women in the trial reported no boost in sex drive. Some women reported feeling queasy after the first few days of taking the drug. Any increase in sex drive seems to be slight and may go without notice. If you want to know if the drugs are working it may take some reflection into how much more often you find yourself thinking about sex. You may find yourself more aware of the body of others around you or feel more sensitive to touch and smell.

A study in 2009 by a team of scientists and doctors mapped the feminine erotic response. They did this by tracking neurological and physiological changes in 36 women. 20 women reported healthy libido and 16 women complained about a lack of desire. A series of videos shown to the women allowed scientist tracked their brain activity and blood flow. When the women with healthy libido's watched the erotic video's the entorhinal cortex (where emotional memories are captured and processed) lit up. When the women with low desire watched, the entorhinal cortex barely flickered. That was the game changer.

See more at One Writer Takes Addyi, the New Female Viagra, for a Spin – Vogue.