Cialis is a medicine. It requires a prescription. It is used to treat impotence (erectile dysfunction, ED) and symptoms which point to a benign prostatic hypertrophy, which is also known as an enlarged prostate. It is partially composed of Tadalafil. Another brand is Adcirca, which is used for pulmonary arterial hypertension. Before starting Cialis, you must go to your doctor and talk to them about your symptoms.
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Erectile dysfunction occurs when a man cannot or has difficulty achieving and maintaining an erection. It is also called ED or impotence. This is caused by a lack of necessary blood flow to the penis which is what creates an erection in the first place. About 30 million men in Australia have some form of erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction also can be a thing that happens every once in a while but not all of the time. Erectile dysfunction can also be caused by underlying medical conditions such as the following: diabetes, obesity, spinal cord injury, depression, heart disease, high blood pressure, prostate cancer treatment, high cholesterol, etc.
Cialis helps relax muscles which are found in the walls of blood vessels. Cialis works by helping achieve more blood flow to the areas that may need it, such as the penis. There are some medicines that you should not take if you want to take Cialis. They may cause dangerous or unwanted effects, and because of this, you should always talk to your doctor before taking Cialis or beginning a prescription for Cialis. By speaking to your doctor, you can ensure that you do not have any pre-existing conditions and/or you are not taking any medications that may interact negatively with Cialis.
Nitrates are a common medication that can interact negatively with Cialis. People commonly take nitrate drugs for heart problems or chest pains. Some common forms of nitrates include the following: nitroglycerin, isosorbide dinitrate, isosorbide mononitrate, and recreational drugs known as “poppers”. If a person were to use these forms of recreational or medicinal drugs while taking Cialis, they could experience a serious and sudden drop in blood pressure. You should also know to contact you physician if you experience an erection that last longer than 4 hours. This type of erection may also be painful and cause damage to the penis; it is known as a priapism.
Before taking Cialis, you should also talk to your doctor about the following: liver or kidney disease, blood cell disorders (i.e. anemia, sickle cell, multiple myeloma or leukemia), recent (within 90 days) heart attacks, heart disease, heart rhythm problems, coronary artery disease, recent (with the past 6 months) history of stroke or congestive heart failure, angina (chest pain), if you are on dialysis, bleeding disorders (like hemophilia), retinitis pigmentosa (an eye condition which is inherited), stomach ulcers, deformities of the penis that are physical (which may include Peyronie’s disease) or if you have been currently or previously deemed unhealthy for sexual activity.
Cialis can also cause a decrease in blood flow to the part of the eye which contains the optic nerve which may result in sudden vision loss. This phenomenon has also been recorded in people taking Viagra.
I am General practitioner (GP) in Melbourne since 2006.