Viagra has become a high-profile research target for women's sexuality.
The success of sildenafil (Viagra) in treating erectile dysfunction in men has resulted in studying the drug in women. Unfortunately, the research has shown little promise. It has also given rise to a movement to establish female sexual dysfunction (FSD) as a new sexual condition. (Harvard Medical News).
Richard Scott Thornton, MD, has had an esteemed 30-year career as a gynecologist at Holy Redeemer Hospital and Medical Center, located in Meadowbrook, PA, just outside of Philadelphia. Dr. Thornton addresses the conditions, procedures and drugs that can affect a women's sexuality. He also weighs in on the development of Viagra for women.
Doctor R. Scott Thornton is a graduate of the University Of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He has had an esteemed 30-year career as a gynecologist at Holy Redeemer Hospital and Medical Center, located in Meadowbrook, PA, just outside of Philadelphia. He is the current Chairman of the Cancer Committee and a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at Temple University. He is the director of New Horizons Menopause Center and the creator of Women's Health Seminars, a dynamic organization dedicated to the education of women. His current book is Ask Your Gynecologist: Answers to over 200 Questions Women Ask through Every Age and Stage of Their Lives. He has brought a humorous perspective to gynecology through his CD, Gynecology Unplugged, and recently created a YouTube channel Ask the Gynecologist which includes serious a videos on a variety of women's health subjects as well as a comedic playlist, including an animated video surrounding his rap song on hormone replacement therapy.