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Femprox Cream Review – Will it Cure FSAD?

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It is estimated that approximately 47 million women in America suffer from Female Sexual Arousal Disorder (FSAD).  FSAD affects a woman’s ability to become sexually aroused, maintain an aroused state, and to reach orgasm.  It may include painful intercourse as well.  These are all issues leading to personal distress and relationship problems.  For several years now, Femprox cream has been under scrutiny as a possible treatment for FSAD.  The evidence is in its favor, so why isn’t the product available to U.S. women who are desperate for a solution to their sexual disorder?

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Femprox is a topical cream developed by Apricus Bio and made by NexMed Inc.  At this date, there have been nine completed clinical studies done on the potential FSAD treatment.  One study that included 98 women in a Phase II study took place in the United States, while a Phase III study including 400 women was conducted in China.

Femprox cream is said to work by increasing blood flow to the blood vessels in a female’s vulva and clitoris.  This stimulates more lubrication and increases sensory feedback, creating a significant increase in sexual arousal. The libido enlarging ingredient in Femprox is alprostadil, described as the chemical title of prostaglandin E1, a substance naturally created by the human body.

The larger study conducted in China included 400 women aged 21 – 65.  The women were randomly assigned to use Femprox cream in one of three strengths or a placebo.  Results showed that when the first evaluation period ended, the mean arousal rate had increased by 38.7% in women using the highest dose of Femprox cream and at the completion of the second phase, 51.5% of women using the strongest Femprox dose had seen significant improvement in their arousal abilities.

Very few side effects were reported and the ones that were mentioned were mild to moderate, reversible, and short-term.

When Will Femprox Cream be Available in the US?

Millions of women are eager to know if and when they will be able to purchase Femprox cream in the United States.  Unfortunately, the answer to that is still up in the air.  The clinical reports have been positive, but research is still being conducted to determine if there are any long-term side effects.

Since studies have been being conducted for well over a decade now, hopefully this new product will be available in the near future.  So many women, both pre-menopausal and post-menopausal, are hungrily awaiting this new pharmacuetical solution to FSAD, we can only hope the wait won’t be much longer.  Not only will the women of America be eternally grateful, much of the male population will also be ecstatic about the availability of Femprox cream, a hopeful new treatment for their partners with FSAD.

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Q: Where can I purchase Femprox? -Joyce

A: Hi Joyce, Femprox (or Alprostadil) is available by prescription only, you'll have to see a Dr. xo Rachel

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Rachel Vrabel

Rachel is Chief Editor of Women’s Blog Talk and writes reviews across the spectrum of anti-aging, health and beauty. She has an English degree from USF and worked in finance for 15 years before establishing this website in 2011. She loves having a place she can share her inspiration for health and beauty and continue to help others! She lives in South Florida with her husband and her hobbies include beach volleyball, HIIT training and combing the beach for sea glass and shells.

4 Comments

  • R Hanson

    Denise, Until this product can be purchased in the United States, can you recommend anything that will help? Thanks for your help

    • Rachel Vrabel
      Rachel Williams

      Hey There,
      If you’re specifically looking for a cream, you may want to check out Vigorelle. Let me know if you have any other questions, thanks!

      Denise
      WomensBlogTalk.com

  • Noelene

    Hi Denise

    This seems to be the only product that may be able to assist young women who have had a bilateral oopherectomy after a form of cancer. Do we know when it will be available on the U.S ? I believe its in phase 3?I’m in the U.K an watching this space

    • Rachel Vrabel
      Rachel Williams

      Hey Noelene,
      I will try to find out from the manufacturer how long their trial is expected to take, as well as when it is anticipated to be released to the market.

      all the best,
      Denise
      WomensBlogTalk.com

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