Cialis

Cialis (tadalafil) is supposed to be prescribed for patients suffering from erectile dysfunction caused by a number of physical reasons – diabetes, high blood pressure and a number of other ones. Cialis works by increasing blood flow to the tissue of the penis and treats erectile dysfunction in most cases no matter what it was caused by. However, Cialis will remain efficient only for as long as you continue taking it. When you stop the treatment – you shouldn't expect your erection to be as hard and last as long. Before taking Cialis it's recommended to talk to your health care provider about any health conditions you have that may potentially interfere with the success of your treatment. The following ones should be mentioned: high cholesterol, high blood pressure, ulcers, irregular heartbeat, bleeding disorder, diabetes, low blood pressure, blood cell problems, heart attack, chest pain, stroke, diseases affecting the shape of the penis, liver, kidney, or heart disease, and some other ones. Never combine Cialis with large amount of alcohol as you may experience unpleasant side effects as a result. Drinking in moderation is acceptable. Do not take Cialis if you do not have erectile dysfunction, as this is not a recreational drug that can be taken for entertainment and relaxation.