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There is already a drug form of Viagra used for
Circulatory disorders also made by Pfizer. I have
Seen it tried for scleroderma with Raynauds syndrome.

It is used for pulmonary hypertension.
It is called Revatio and is 20mg per dose .. Much
Lower than the Viagra version.

Yes, females can take it. It was originally designed
for treating cardiac and circulation problems.

However this drug has recently been implicated in
Raising the risk of melanoma in males taking
The higher doses for ED.
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