Lovegra Tablets

Lovegra is a popular form of sildenafil citrate tablets developed particularly for women. It is pink in colour and is packaged in blisterpacks of 4 tablets. In recent times, the open discussion of sexual conditions in women has become more commonplace. Conditions like FSD (female sexual dysfunction) and FSAD (female sexual arousal disorder) are now being taken seriously by doctors. Although current evidence is consider anecdotal, many GPs and specialists are starting to prescribe sildenafil citrate to women.

Women taking the medicine can experience increased bloodflow and sensitivity in the vaginal area and this can in turn lead to better natural lubrication and increased rate of success during intercourse. Symptoms and conditions effecting women can be based on physiological or psychological factors and this treatment can aid in both. We strongly recommend that 50mg of Lovegra is taken first, before increasing dose if necessary. This can be easily achieved by breaking a tablet in half or more accurately by using a pill splitter sold on this website. This medication should not be taken during pregnancy unless your GP advises you otherwise.

The effective treatment time of Lovegra is 4 - 6 hours but many patients report longer effective times.

The active ingredient of Lovegra is Sildenafil Citrate. It belongs to the PDE-5 family of vasodilators. These drugs work by dilating the blood vessels in the body; particularly around the genital area. Lovegra is not an aphrodisiac and stimulation will be required to achieve results.

How to take this medicine

To get the best from your treament, please read the following carefully.

• The safe indicated dose of Lovegra within a 24 hour period is 100mg.
• KamagraNow.net recommends 50mg of Lovegra for most female patients.
• This medicine will become effective 1 hour after taking it and effects may be noticeable after 45mins
• Effective treatment time is 4 - 6 hours
• Always take this medicine with a large glass of water
• Avoid large or fatty meals close to when you intend to take the medicine
• Alcohol will reduce the effectiveness of this medicine.

• Side Effects

  From time to time patients taking Lovegra experience the following side effects.

  Common Side Effects

  • Facial redness or flushing
  • Headache
  • Blocked nose
  • Dryness in eyes
  • Mild Nausea

  These common side effects are connected to dehydration and usually diminish by increasing water intake.

  Less Common Side Effects

  • Slight blurred vision
  • Slight blueness in vision
  • Light sensitivity

  The above side effects are not dangerous and normally diminish as your body becomes accustomed to the treatment. Patients presenting with the above side effects generally do not need to stop taking Lovegra.