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Discussion Topic: Intrinsa - help for all Sex Dysfunctions?
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IrishGirl |
02-02-2010 @ 9:45 PM
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Hi Im new to this and presently just trying to find out if there is any help for my problem.
I have a neurological problem not yet diagnosed (MS has been mentioned) which has left me with the inability to reach orgasm during sex. I have managed this on my own,if you know what I mean, but it can take approx an hour, sore on arm and not as much fun  . In my search for an answer, I have noticed on some sites for MS that the females have used Viagra. So my question is would Intrinsa help me and is it safe for women to use Viagra? I used to have a very healthy sex drive, managing mulitple orgasms in a day, craving them. I now dont have much of a sexual drive, but when I do am frustrated as it comes to nothing and my partner feels frustrated that he cant help me...sorry if this is very long but I am a very frustrated female. Hope someone can help.
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judith |
02-03-2010 @ 2:43 PM
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Joined: Jan 2010
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hello
you should have a look and read all the other posts on this forum, there is some really useful information and so many people at the ready to offer help and advice.
I hope you get the answers you need
judith
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Oli |
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02-07-2010 @ 8:16 PM
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Hi Irish Girl. I would discuss using Intrinsa with your doctot first in view of the neurological problem not yet diagnosed. The brain has testosterone receptors so I would say, though I am not a doctor, that you need to ask a professional before boosting your hormone levels in view of the possible MS. If your doctor is unsympathetic say you want to be referred to the hospital for hyposexual disorder - which non-existent sex drive in women. I am not saying that I know about about the effects on sex drive with neurological problems but it would be safer to see your Doc I think. Good luck and all the best for your health.
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