Many Women Would Consider Sexuality-Boosting Medication, Survey Finds
Almost two in three women would think about taking medication to improve their sex lives, according to a recent survey published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Women's sexual health issues are usually treated with counseling and therapy. Flibanserin, a drug designed to treat hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) is available, but not widely used.
Researchers wanted to know how women felt about sexuality-boosting medications. In their survey, they asked 159 Swiss women about their sex lives, relationships, personalities, and feelings about such drugs.
Many were open to the idea of taking medication, especially if it could improve the frequency and intensity of their orgasms. But some had concerns about these drugs.
What else did the women say? You can learn more about their responses here.
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