Cialis (tadalafil) is intended for erectile dysfunction treatment. This condition is often diagnosed in men older than 50 and can be caused by a wide variety of factors. Cialis is a treatment, but not a cure. This means that to obtain the effects desired you will have to take this medicine whenever you need it but not more often than once every 24 hours. You may be recommended to take this medicine even less often if your age and health condition require it. Tell your doctor if you have been recently taking nitrates usually prescribed to treat chest pain. At least 2 weeks would pass after the last dosage of nitrate drug before you can safely take Cialis. Make sure you discuss it with your health care provider in advance.
Your health care provider will need to know your full medical history. If you know about any diseases that run in your family these must also be reported. In case or being diagnosed with such conditions as multiple myeloma, liver disease, diabetes, kidney disease, eye disease, high levels of cholesterol, high blood pressure or low blood pressure, chest pain, ulcers, any bleeding disorder, severe vision loss, leukemia or sickle cell anemia, irregular heartbeat or a heart attack you may require a dose adjustment. Also report any other health conditions you think may be of importance. If you have numbness or tingling in your chest or jaw, or experience chest pain (all these symptoms experienced when having sex) stop your sexual activity and report these symptoms to your health care provider that prescribed Cialis.
Generic names: Tadalafil
