Need very specific and detailed info to present to my Dr. (tomorrow - Wed.), regarding safety and efficacity of Cialis for women, or other Rx that will be very effective for female sexual dysfuntion for post-menopasal women who cannot use estrogen therapy.
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suzanne664 Aug 2010
The success of treatment for female sexual dysfunction depends on the underlying cause of the problem.
Researchers are investigating the benefits of medications such as Cialis and Viagra to treat sexual problems in women but these have not been proven to be safe or effective at this stage.
Cialis is not approved by the FDA for use in women.
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