Cialis is commonly prescribed to treat erectile dysfunction. A disorder defined by the inability to obtain or maintain a male erection strong enough for sexual engagement. Cialis functions by boosting blood flow to the penis, aiding in the development and maintenance of an erection.

Enlarged prostate

Cialis is also used for the treatment of an enlarged prostate which is often called as benign prostatic hyperplasia. However, this medicine does not protect you from catching sexually transmitted diseases.

Pulmonary arterial hypertension

Pulmonary arterial hypertension is a disorder. This is characterized by high blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs. Cialis can be prescribed off-label to treat PAH. Cialis can improve exercise capacity and reduce symptoms of weariness and shortness of breath.

This medicine can be taken with or without food as prescripted by your doctor. Do not take more than one dose of this medicine. the dosage of Cialis varies from person to person. Your majority, medical condition and response to the treatment are the things on which it depends.

Two Methods

if you are taking this medicine for erectile dysfunction then there are two methods to choose from.

The first method is, your doctor might ask you to take this medicine once, 30 mins before your sexual activity.

The second method, however, requires you to have this medicine regularly, once every day. If you follow the second method then you can attempt sexual activity any time after taking your regular doses.

Note

The dosage is chosen by your medical time, treatment response, and any additional medications you may be taking. Inform your physician and pharmacist of all the products you use.

Cialis is not appropriate for everyone. Here we describe who should not be capable of using Cialis.

Nitrates

If you are using nitrates, which are commonly prescribed drugs to treat chest discomfort or heart disease, do not use Cialis. Taking Cialis with nitrates can cause a severe reduction in blood pressure.

Alpha-blockers

Cialis and alpha-blockers, which are often prescribed drugs to treat high blood pressure and diseases of the prostate, may interact. Alpha-blockers and Cialis together can result in a hazardous reduction in blood pressure.

Liver or kidney disease

Liver or kidney disorder: Cialis is metabolized inside the liver and excreted by means of the kidneys, so individuals with liver or kidney disease may be at extended hazard of destructive effects.

Allergies

Don’t take Cialis if you have a reaction to tadalafil or any other component of the drug.

There are some common side effects of  Cialis.

Headache

Cialis can cause headaches or migraine. This happens when you take high doses.

Dizziness

It can cause dizziness when you stand up or change position.

Flushing

It can cause flushing ( redness of the face and neck).

Priapism

Cialis can reason priapism, a painful erection that lasts longer than four hours.

Digestive problems

It can cause stomach pain and diarrhoea.

Rare side effects

if you have severe heart problems then you might face severe fainting, a prolonged erection lasting for more than 4 hours, issues in urinating, fast heart rate, unexplained bleeding, unexplained wounds, sudden decrease in hearing, sudden decreased vision, temporary blindness in one or both eyes. If you get these symptoms then get medical help immediately.

Note

These are rare but if you have hives, severe itching, trouble breathing, severe dizziness, and swelling of lips, mouth, eyes, face, or throat then it means you are having an allergic reaction to this medicine and you need to get medical help immediately.

Q: What is the duration of Cialis?

A. Cialis can remain active in your body for up to 36 hours.

Q: How can I get rid of drowsiness?

A. In order to reduce the effects of lightheadedness and drowsiness, you should get up slowly and lie down slowly.

Q: What should be avoided during the use of this medicine?

A. Smoking should be avoided while using this medicine as it decreases the blood flow and decreases the effect of this medicine. Operating heavy machinery, driving or any such activity which requires you t be alert should be avoided during the use of this medicine as it makes you drowsy. Having grapefruit or using grapefruit-related products should be avoided while using this medication as it may reduce the medicine’s effect.

Q: Can women take Cialis?

A. Cialis is not approved for use in women. The effects of Cialis on women are not well understood.

Q: What are the symptoms of overdosing?

A. Symptoms of overdosing on Cialis include trouble breathing, slow pulse rate, shallow breathing, blurry vision, and fainting. If you or anyone near you is having these symptoms then medical help should be sought immediately.