Viagra, a commonly known erectile dysfunction oral medication, may be prescribed to women during fertility treatments before their transfer takes place. Limited studies have found that the medication may thicken...

Viagra, a commonly known erectile dysfunction oral medication, may be prescribed to women during fertility treatments before their transfer takes place. Limited studies have found that the medication may thicken the uterine lining in women with a thin lining. It is a vasodilator, which means it is used to promote blood flow, so it may also be used in women with poor uterine blood flow or low ovarian reserve. Unlike males who take Viagra, you will likely take Viagra vaginally, as this greatly reduces the side effects and heightens the response of the uterine lining.

          

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