Nowadays, Viagra is somewhat of a household name, known primarily for helping people with penises maintain an erection.Viagra is one of many brand names which uses the drug sildenafil, and can be offered on prescription or over the counter as an oral medication.It is known for temporarily increasing blood flow to the penis when already aroused.It’s not full-proof – you need to wait a certain amount of time before trying to have sex (30-60 minutes), take the correct dose and be sexually excited for it to work properly, although you can take it up to four hours before you want to have sex.Notably, it does not increase sex drive or desire just the physical erection.It’s not the only medication to treat erectile dysfunction but it is arguably the most well-known one.But, what if you don’t have a penis? What happens then?Well – bearing in mind that Viagra is not suitable for women and only licensed for use in men – experts are not convinced that it will do anything to enhance women’s sexual performance.The NHS website&l