Reduced blood flow to the genital area is a physical barrier for some women.
Many of the signs of sexual arousal, including orgasm, are dependent on blood flow to the clitoris and genitals. Some medications that reduce blood pressure may inhibit a woman's ability to orgasm, but this may also occur without drugs. A new device, which draws blood to the clitoris, has been approved in the United States. Research is also being done on the male impotence drug Viagra to see if it can safely improve blood flow for women.
Many of the signs of sexual arousal, including orgasm, are dependent on blood flow to the clitoris and genitals. Some medications that reduce blood pressure may inhibit a woman's ability to orgasm, but this may also occur without drugs. A new device, which draws blood to the clitoris, has been approved in the United States. Research is also being done on the male impotence drug Viagra to see if it can safely improve blood flow for women.
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