Sildenafil Arousal Cream for Women

About Sildenafil

Sildenafil citrate was first developed for cardiovascular conditions like pulmonary hypertension and angina. During clinical trials, researchers discovered it also improved erectile function, which led to its FDA approval in 1998 for treating ED.

Since then, sildenafil has been widely used due to its:

• Effectiveness and safety

• Multiple forms: oral, sublingual, and topical

• Low risk of serious side effects

Sildenafil is a PDE-5 inhibitor, which improves blood flow by blocking an enzyme found in vascular and genital tissue.

It’s also used to treat:

• Pulmonary hypertension (including in newborns)

• Raynaud’s phenomenon

• High-altitude pulmonary edema

It is metabolized in the liver (CYP3A4 and CYP2C9) and excreted mostly through stool.
It’s classified as a Pregnancy Category B drug—animal studies show no harm, but more research is needed in humans.

While oral sildenafil has not consistently helped female sexual function, topical formulations—like this one—are showing more promise for arousal-based issues.

Who Might Benefit

This treatment may be ideal for women who:

• Experience low genital sensitivity

• Have difficulty achieving orgasm

• Notice reduced arousal signs (like lubrication or swelling)

• Are postmenopausal or taking antidepressants

• Want to reconnect physically with a partner

• Are frustrated with lack of responsiveness during intimacy

How to Use It

Follow these steps for safe and effective use:

1. Wash hands and genital area before applying

2. Use a pea-sized amount on the clitoris and surrounding vulvar tissue

3. Wait 15–30 minutes for effects to begin

4. You may use up to 1–2 times per day, as recommended

The best results are seen with regular use. Consider pairing with sexual wellness tools or techniques to improve intimacy and responsiveness.

How It Works

Sildenafil is a vasodilator—it helps open blood vessels and improve circulation. When applied directly to the clitoris and vulvar tissue, it:

• Increases blood flow

• Enhances genital sensitivity

• Supports arousal and orgasmic function

• Works locally, with minimal absorption into the bloodstream

Commonly known as a treatment for ED in men, topical sildenafil shows strong promise for female arousal disorders—especially when systemic treatments are not helpful.

When to Expect Results

• Some users report results within the first 15–30 minutes

• Most see improvement with consistent use over 2–4 weeks

• Works even if desire is low—by improving physical readiness

• Can be part of a comprehensive sexual wellness plan

When to Contact Your Provider

Let us know if you experience:

• Burning or rash that doesn’t improve

• No change after 4–6 weeks of use

• Concerns about interactions with your current medications

You’ll always have access to your provider through your secure portal.

Possible Side Effects

This medication is generally well tolerated. You may notice:

• Mild tingling, warmth, or redness at the application site

• Temporary sensitivity or irritation

• Rare: flushing or mild headache (from minor absorption)

Avoid use on broken skin or if you’re using other genital creams unless your provider instructs otherwise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this increase my mental desire?
A: No—this improves physical arousal, not emotional or mental libido. We offer support for libido as well.

Q: Is this the same as Viagra?
A: It’s the same active ingredient but compounded for topical use in female anatomy.

Q: Can I use it with lubricants or toys?
A: Yes, but wait 10–15 minutes after applying the cream before using other products.

This treatment is available by prescription only after evaluation by a licensed provider. It may not be appropriate for everyone.
Do not share this medication with others. Use only as directed.

Medical Oversight Disclaimer

Optional Add-On Tools

Ask about combining your treatment with:

Oxytocin nasal spray

Commonly called the love hormone, this nasal spray may increase emotional connections.

Supplements

Adjunct to enhanse prescription treatments.

HIV prevention is for everyone who requires it. Women of all orientations are eligible.

PrEP

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