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Over 40% of women aged 18 to 49 suffer from sexual dysfunction. In women, sexual dysfunction is classified by four disorders: lack of sexual desire or low libido, the inability to become aroused, inability to achieve orgasm and painful intercourse. Low desire is often due to work stress, school stress or relationship issues. Sexual pain has many causes, including vaginal irritation and dryness some women experience while taking the birth control pill. Another problem young women can experience is vaginismus, which is an involuntary spasm of a woman’s pelvic floor muscles that makes it very difficult and painful to achieve vaginal penetration. In addition to affecting a person’s relationships and quality of life, sexual dysfunction can signal a serious underlying disease.

Studying female sexual dysfunction from a biological perspective had a surprising start: the ED drug Female Viagra. It was Viagra in men that opened the door to find out more about the way women work sexually. Up until 1998, gynecologists were looking at female sexual dysfunction as a psychological problem. But if there’s a physical problem in men, why wouldn’t the same go for women? It really does take more to get women in mood, drug makers find out. That’s why the search for a women’s version of the sex pill is proving tricky.

‘Pink Viagra‘ for sale

10 years ago, the Food and Drug Administration officially approved Viagra. And about five minutes after word of Pfizer’s medicine went global, the question first was asked: Where is the women’s version of Viagra? Give us another five years, say the most optimistic researchers and doctors. Though it’s unclear exactly how many women would ask for a prescription, no one doubts that the first company that gets to market a remedy for female sexual dysfunction (FSD), as it’s formally known, will earn a fortune. So far, the search for "pink Viagra” is proving trickier than anticipated.

With men, all a medication needs to produce is arousal, a.k.a. an erection. A guy will conjure lust on his own. A woman, on the other hand, can have the physical signs of arousal and remain uninterested in sex. That’s why Viagra for men doesn’t work for women, even though it produces roughly the same physical effect — rushing blood to the nether regions — on them as on men.

In fact, arousal for women does not always lead to desire: Pfizer had a hard time grasping that concept. The company tested 3,000 women over the course of eight years before finally abandoning hope, in 2004, that Viagra itself could be the female Viagra.

A number of drug companies say they can clear the FDA’s bar. In January, clinical trials began across the country for Pro-Erex, a testosterone containing medication, and Herbal Testosterone as an effective and safe way to multiply testosterone level by 500%. A German company, Boehringer Ingelheim, discovered that a drug it developed for treating depression didn’t lift anyone’s mood but boosted desire in women. It hopes to win FDA approval in 2009.

The sooner the better, say many physicians in the field of sex medicine. They describe FSD as a silent epidemic. Studies have found that most women who are distressed by their sex lives are too embarrassed to discuss it with their doctors. Those who do speak up are often told they need a shrink.

However, the success of Viagra redefined impotence as "erectile dysfunction" and revealed that a lot of men didn’t need to plumb their psyches at all; they needed greater vasodilation of the corpus cavernosum. In other words, they needed a Viagra blue pill.

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