Cialis review: erectile dysfunction treatment

Is Cialis right for you? Have you experienced discomfort because of embarrassing problems in the bedroom? Have you felt like your ED was getting in the way of your happiness? Are you willing to take action? If you answered yes to these questions, then read on and find out if Cialis is right for you.

Cialis can be used to treat erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostate and high blood pressure in the lungs. The main chemical in Cialis is a chemical called Tadalafil which inhibits PDE5 causing vasodilation which in turn allows more blood to pump into your penis. The chemical allows for longer lasting erections. Consult with a doctor or a trained medical professional to find out which dosage will work best for you if you are interested. Cialis tablets come in a multitude of dosages. These dosages include 2.5 mgs, 5 mg, 10 mg, and 20 mg doses. The tablet themselves are yellow, film-coated, and shaped like an oval or an almond. They often have the letter C engraved into the tablet as well.

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Before you run off to get Cialis, you should be aware that there in some rare cases, some people experience side effects while taking Cialis. The most common of these side effects include a runny nose, a stuffy nose, flushing, acid reflux, muscle pain, back pain, burping, indigestion, stomach discomfort or pain and headaches. These side effects can all be traced back to Cialis and its ability to cause vasodilation inside the body. Nearly all of the symptoms, if they do occur, will pass after a few hours from taking the drug. Back pain and muscle pain can occur 12 to 24 hours after taking the drug, and the symptoms usually dissipate after 48 hours. If you experience an erection lasting for more than four hours you should call a doctor. The two more serious side effects, the two side effects that are extremely rare, are loss of vision and sudden hearing loss. Sudden vision loss is related to non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, and the people who experienced this had risk factors for the disease before taking Cialis. If you experience any of these side effects you should immediately consult with your doctor for proper medical advice. If overdose of Cialis occurs please consult with a doctor immediately. Overdose on Cialis is rare and hard to do.

Since Cialis can cause low blood pressure for a small amount of time, some drugs should not be used while taking Cialis. First on the list is the party drug “poppers”. Taking “poppers” within the 48 hours of taking cialis may increase the risk of life threatening hypotension. Any drugs that are used to treat chest pain or angina (such as nitroglycerin) should be avoided at all costs. You should consult with your doctor before taking any sort of alpha beta blocker. Anti-fungal medication has been known to impede the effectiveness of Cialis. HIV protease inhibitors can also affect how Cialis works. If you are already taking medication for ED, such as Viagra, do not take Cialis under any cost. Remember, Cialis is best kept in a cool, temperature control environment. Talk to your doctor today to see if Cialis is right for you!

John Rogers

I have been working in General Practice since 2006.