A girl doesn’t need to take viagra.
Female pill is “flibanserin” - German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim didn’t set out to create a Viagra-like drug for women. The company was simply trying to develop a fast-acting antidepressant. But what they did see surprised them. Like all companies working on antidepressants, Boehringer surveyed patients in its clinical trial to assess dampening of libido, a well-established side effect. Far from complaining about a drop in sexual desire and arousal, many of the women in the trial reported a surge.
Boehringer has placed a big bet on flibanserin. The company has launched four major clinical trials, involving 5,000 women in 220 locations, with the goal of applying for FDA approval in 2009.
Drug development is never easy, however, and flibanserin faces a tougher road than usual. There’s an ongoing controversy about whether or not a female analog to erectile dysfunction even exists. In October, the Endocrine Society issued guidelines cautioning that sexual dysfunction, if it exists at all, may have nothing to do with any “defect in the woman’s physical sexual response system.”

nothing may increase the blood.
may also **** up hormones.

It causes the same kind of increased blood flow to the same general area. It creates a significant level of arousal and Viagra is often “abused” where the pill is split and the man and woman each take half. The FDA doesn’t endorse this because “E.D.” is considered a condition which Viagra treats and there’s not “condition” it’s treating in a woman which means that, by definition, it’s an inappropriate use of the drug.

Nothing but a headache.