BEYOND VIAGRA WHAT LIES AHEAD?

Viagra has emerged as a favorite "cupid drug". The drug called Viagra has been in the market for quite some time now and people suffering from Erectile Dysfunction have found a nice and easy way to get their problems cured. It has improved the sex lives of these people but there are people who are still circumspect at embracing the drug. Experts believe that the biggest problem that debars the treatment is the lack of desire in people with Impotence. Getting above the "mental fix" would definitely improve their sex and married lives. Stats show that less than one in five Americans over the age of 40, who suffer from Erectile Dysfunction, don't even bother to seek a prescription. Today, sex is the most looked after activity in a couple's life with people showing more concern towards their sexual life.

With the success of Viagra in men, people in Pharmaceutical industry have sought the possibility of a similar drug for women. Well, it is fine to have a drug that cures a disease as serious as Erectile Dysfunction but is it a good approach to put the sex lives of people at the mercy of "medicine cabinet". People demand sex drugs because they want their sex lives more attractive and full of adventures but their wish doesn't always hold true. Experts have registered their concerns over the "Viagracism" of sex life.

Despite all the facts and theories about the "pros and cons" of the drug, the sales of Viagra justify the success and the acceptance of the drug. Apart from improving the sex life, Viagra has been found to affect the sexual physiology of married couples.

Viagra plays mainly to the central nervous system and only indirectly to the vascular system, which can bring about some major side effects such as heart disease. However, proper consultations from a doctor and some precautionary measures would protect you from any possible discrepancy after consuming Viagra.

After the success of Viagra, we can conceive of a drug - similar in nature- that would improve sexual desire in women. Well, that is not a figment of imagination but a fact that has been under experimentation and study for some time now. Clinical trials were done in two sets of women where the first group was shown some erotic movies and the other was given placebos. The women the first set were found being more passionate and inclined towards sex than the ones in the other group.

After the success of Viagra, women have started demanding for a "Viagra like drug" that could improve their "libido". Well, that is not out of question, it could definitely help and with the efforts and researches going on in this particular direction, we could see a drug similar to Viagra in the coming months.

According to the tests that have been conducted so far, the drug starts affecting within five to ten minutes and lasts up to eight hours. The drug is likely to find a large market when it is complete and ready to float.

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