VYLEESI
What it isMelanocortin-4 receptor agonist; acquired generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women.
Why this oneOn-demand injection distinguishes it from daily flibanserin and avoids serotonergic or hormonal treatment.
What limits itNausea affects about 40%, blood pressure rises transiently, and repeated use can cause focal hyperpigmentation.
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| FDA dosing | Population | Start | Target | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) | Premenopausal women | 1.75 mg SC ≥45 min before sexual activity, PRN | 1.75 mg SC PRN | 1.75 mg per dose |
Renal Undefined
Hepatic Undefined
Do not administer more than one dose within 24 hours; >8 doses/month not recommended
Pregnancy May be associated with fetal harm (animal data); pregnancy exposure registry available
Lactation No information on presence in human milk
NO BOXED WARNINGS
Principal riskNausea in about 40%, and transient blood pressure rise
Cost, est. cash$900–$1,200/4 doses
Generic entry2033 est.
Legacy pregnancy categoryNot assigned — PLLR-era drug
Defining liabilityGenerally tolerated at therapeutic doses; clinically important risks are agent-specific and increase with interactions or organ impairment.

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