Cialis is a medication which treats those affected by erectile dysfunction. Its scientific name is Tadalafil and it works as a PDE5 inhibitor. When used with sexual stimulation, Cialis allows for increased blood flow to the penis in order for a man to get an erection. Not only will a man get an erection with Cialis, but it will be sustained for an increased amount of time with its use. While Cialis does not protect against STD’s, HIV, or other sexually transmitted diseases, it is helpful for many men who suffer from impotence. Please do not use Cialis if you have heart problems or if you have a history of pulmonary issues. It is not for the faint of heart or with those who also suffer from hypertension. Before going on this medication, it is helpful to disclose your full medical history with your doctor. Heart attacks, strokes, a history of fainting, or other issues pertaining to blood flow and the heart must be scrutinized because of the nature of this medication.
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Generally, Cialis may have side effects including dizziness and lightheadedness, upset stomach, back pain, stuffy nose, stuffy sinus, muscle pain, and general dizziness. The most common side effect is dizziness. It is recommended that you get up very slowly and very gradually from a position of laying down so as to reduce any dizziness. As with any other medication, Cialis must not be taken with certain drugs, or these interactions may lead to a threatening or even fatal result. Please do not take Cialis with any kind of nitrates. Nitrates are medications like isosorbide which are used to treat chest pain and angina. Taking a nitrate with your Cialis will lead to a dangerous drop in blood pressure, leading to heart attack, stroke, and even death. Please be cautious of your other medications and always make sure you are taking Cialis with as little other medications as you can. Alert your doctor if you think you are experiencing any negative reactions or allergies to this medication. Please only take one pill a day. It can be taken with or without food. Be sure to not split or cut or alter the tablet in any way, simply swallow it with a little bit of water and you should be okay. Note that taking this pill on its own does not automatically produce an erection – it will alter the blood vessels and make them more permeable to blood flow – so that if sexual stimulation should occur, you will gain and sustain an erection. This being said, do not take more than one pill per day as an erection lasting longer than 4 hours can cause serious medical problems and should be avoided at all costs. If you experience an erection lasting for longer than four hours it is imperative that medical care be sought immediately. Typically patients will be started at a lower dose of Cialis, around 10 mg, but if the erection is not lasting or gained as desired- talk to your doctor and you may be able to increase the dosage. Typically, users of Cialis are prescribed 5 to 25 mg of the drug. Any lower or higher is either not useful or dangerous to be taking. Cialis is a prescription drug, it cannot be bought over the counter by any means and should never be bought over the black market. There is a dangerous copy drug which can be purchased on the streets but has led to recent deaths because it is not a pure compound.
Only buy Cialis if approved by a doctor and handed a real prescription. In order to get started on Cialis, come prepared with your medical history, any allergies, and make yourself aware of any potential heart or chest problems. Talk to your primary care physician about why you are in need of Cialis, and illustrate how much the drug would benefit your life. If your doctor and you decide the benefits outweigh the risks, it may be the best decision to start on a low dose of Cialis. Make sure when you first begin taking Cialis that you are very observant of your body and its reactions. Take notes every day on how you are feeling, and if you are experiencing any negative side effects. Always keep track of your body. If you experience any adverse reactions, it is your utmost responsibility to report these to your doctor- even if you are enjoying its benefits.
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