Cialis

Cialis and its generic counterpart Tadalafil have both been clinically tested and proven to be a safe method of treating erectile dysfunction, as well as benign prostatic hyperplasia.

However, Cialis is not safe for everyone as it comes with a set of precautions. Therefore, it may not be safe for you based on your current health conditions as well as other drugs you may be taking such as nitrates.

Therefore, before you start using Cialis make sure you consult your physician and they will decide whether Cialis is safe for you.

Before you start taking Cialis consult with your physician about your health and the medications you are currently using. Cialis may not be a choice for you if you check one or more of the following factors:

Heart Issues

Sexual intercourse affects your heart rate. If you’ve ever experienced any heart problems, make sure to check in with your physician before you start taking Cialis. Issues like irregular rhythm or heart attack usually indicate Cialis is not safe for you. Your doctor will be able to determine whether your heart is in good enough condition for you to take Cialis and have sex. If you experience symptoms like shortness of breath, irregular heartbeats, or chest pains after taking Cialis, stop any sexual activity and immediately see your doctor.

Pulmonary Hypertension

If you suffer from pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure in the lungs) make sure to check in with your physician before taking Cialis. There are certain drugs used to take pulmonary hypertension which when paired with Cialis can cause extremely low blood pressure.

Blood Pressure Issues

Using Cialis can lead to both increased and decreased blood pressure. If you already suffer from either, consult with your physician as Cialis can make them worse.

Stroke

Cialis may increase the risk of getting a stroke, especially with patients with previous stroke history. Studies have shown that people with a history of heart issues developed stroke as a result of using Cialis. Therefore, it’s safest to consult with your physician whether Cialis is safe enough for you to use.

Liver Issues

If you are suffering from any liver diseases such as liver failure or hepatitis, Cialis may not get broken down in your body fast enough. This means that residue of the drug can build up in your system, likely leading to several side effects similar to those involving consuming more than a recommended dose.

Allergic Reaction

If you experience any allergies after using Cialis pills, make sure to consult your physician and ask them to recommend an alternative.

The safest way to take Cialis or Tadalafil is to follow your doctor’s prescription at all times when using the drug. Take it only once a day or once at the same time every day as prescribed. Don’t combine Cialis with other drugs used to treat Erectile Dysfunction, unless recommended by the doctor. Avoid drinking alcohol as much as you can, as the two can cause side effects when combined.

Make sure to consult your online pharmacist and let them know what other medications you are using. They will tell you if the drug can have any adverse effects when combined with any of the other drugs in your system. If you have any additional questions, consult your physician.

The doctor may prescribe taking Cialis either once a day or right before a sexual encounter. If you have any questions about the dosage and timing, consult your physician. You should never take more than one Cialis per day.

The best time to take Cialis depends on how frequently you are using it. If you are taking it on a “need-to” basis, it’s best to take Cialis 2 hours before intercourse. On average, it takes 2 hours for the components of the drug to be at the peak level in your body. Taking the drug 2 hours before any sexual activity will ensure the best results and performance. Some people may develop an erection as soon as 30 minutes after taking the drug.

If you are taking the drug every day, try to make it at the same time each day. Set an alarm or medication reminder if you tend to forget.

Compared to other drugs used to treat erectile dysfunction and help men achieve and maintain an erection, Cialis is known for the relatively short period before it takes effect. It can be used 20 minutes before sexual intercourse, making you fully ready for the act after it is absorbed.

The reason why it acts so fast is in the fact that your body readily absorbs it, making it act quickly to deliver the desired results. However, any meal you take before taking the drug, especially a large one, can affect how quickly Cialis goes into effect.

If you are taking the daily variant of Cialis, it may take up to five days before you start noticing the full effects of the drug. As it comes in a lower dosage, it takes more time for the drug to build up in your body. However, once it does, its effects will be continuous.

Cialis is most commonly compared to Viagra due to their similar properties and use in treating ED. While both drugs work as phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors, the active component of Cialis is tadalafil, while the active ingredient in Viagra is sildenafil.

Both drugs are taken orally, but while Cialis can be either taken once every day or on a need-to basis, Viagra is only taken before sexual intercourse. Both drugs have similar side effects, however additional side effects with using Viagra can include dizziness, rashes and nausea.

In a study conducted with groups of patients who used Cialis and Viagra respectively, results have shown that people who took Cialis were less concerned with the length of the erection as well as showed a boost in confidence. This is likely because the effects of Cialis last longer and do not depend on well-timed consumption of the drug.

Both drugs are branded and there is a generic alternative for both. The cost of Viagra and Cialis depends on the prescription plan from your doctor, as well as several other factors.