Cialis

Cialis (tadalafil) is a medicine that provides for a harder and more stable erection in men who experience repeated problems with getting one. This is one of the most popular anti-impotence drugs that can provide for up to 36 hours of efficiency. Never combine Cialis with isosorbide dinitrate, nitroglycerin or isosorbide mononitrate, as well as any other nitrate-based drugs, as dangerous health effects are possible, including fainting, heart attack, stroke or even death. To avoid serious side effects because of a dose that has been prescribed incorrectly, make sure you tell your doctor about any of the following health conditions in advance: high or low blood pressure, kidney disease, heart disease, chest pain, a history of a stroke, retinitis pigmentosa, blood cell disorder, stomach ulcer, a physical deformity of the penis, liver disease, heart rhythm problems, bleeding disorder, a history of congestive heart failure, or a recent history of a heart attack. Nevertheless, even if you are doing everything right and taking Cialis as prescribed without taking too much of it, some side effects are still possible. Mild side effects you may get, such as upset stomach, stuffy nose, warmth or redness in your face, diarrhea, muscle pain, back pain, sore throat, and headache, do not need to be reported right away, as in most cases they go away on their own. More serious side effects can’t be foreseen, and although they occur only in a very small number of people, you need to be aware of the possibility. Make sure you call your doctor at once if you experience sudden hearing loss, convulsions, priapism, lightheadedness, sweating, vision changes, sudden vision loss, nausea, irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, ringing in your ears, chest pain, swelling in your hands or feet. Sudden loss of vision is one of Cialis rare but serious side effects and it needs to be reported to your health care provider as soon as you get it to prevent the situation from getting worse. This side effect may not be caused by actually taking Cialis, as there are a number of factors that have been established to contribute to this effect. The following are the risk factors for developing this condition: being older than 50, smoking regularly, heart disease, high blood pressure, pre-existing eye problems, and high cholesterol. You are not supposed to take Cialis and have sex if you have been told not to do so by your health care provider. You can take this medicine with some food or without. The most important thing to remember is that you should avoid using this medication more often than every 24 hours. However, since Cialis will provide you with up to 36 hours of efficiency, there will be no need for you to take this drug more often than that. Make sure your health care provider is aware of the fact you are currently using any of the following medications, as they can interfere with the effects of Cialis: tuberculosis meds, antifungals, seizure medications, antibiotics, HIV/AIDS medicines, antidepressants, heart or blood pressure medications.