Cialis is the trade name of a drug called tadalafil. The drug is primarily used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction in adult males. However, Cialis is less commonly also used in the treatment of moderate to severe lower urinary tract symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia in adult males. Cialis first appeared in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods on 23 October 2002 and has since become a popular way for men suffering from erectile dysfunction to overcome their debilitating condition.
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For decades, many Australian men have suffered with erectile dysfunction in silence, often feeling embarrassment over what is, in fact, a very common condition with a multitude of causes. For those long-suffering men, the revolution is here and it goes by the name Cialis.
Taken orally, the effects of Cialis peak at around two hours after ingestion. The presence of food has no impact on the effectiveness of the drug, so it can be taken regardless of whether one has a full stomach or not. A common misconception is that older men may have to take a greater dose in order to achieve the maximum effect. However, this is untrue. Studies have shown that there is no significant variation in the drug’s effectiveness between different generations. The patient should be taking the same dose, between 5 mg and 20 mg, whether he is twenty-five or eight-five.
Use of Cialis is to be avoided by patients who suffer from cardiovascular disease and who have been told to avoid sexual intercourse for health reasons. The most common side effects of the drug include headache, stomach pain and acid reflux. There are some rarer side effects such as changes in vision and an erection which will not go away long after taking the dose. The Therapeutic Goods Administration, which regulates medications such as Cialis, also advises for safety reasons that the use of Cialis must never be in conjunction with other drugs associated with sexual intercourse such as amyl nitrite. After taking the correct dose, the drug leaves the body safely, being excreted mostly through faeces and urine. Studies have found that less than 0.0005% of the drug can be found in the semen of men who have used Cialis prior to an ejaculation.
Of course, a consultation with a physician is essential for any patient who feels that Cialis may be an appropriate medication for them. The doctor may want to look at the causes of the patient’s erectile dysfunction, as well as offering Cialis as a way of relieving the immediate symptom. As a prescription medication, patients who have been advised by their doctor to take Cialis must then get the prescription filled by their local or Internet pharmacy.
Cialis has radically improved the lives of many Australian men and is one of the most popular medications provided by pharmacies all across the country. The success of the drug means that there are more and more online pharmacies offering Cialis for sale in order to keep up with ever-increasing demand. For some Australian men out there, who have spent years trying to deal with an age-old problem, things are now looking up!
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