Cialis (tadalafil) is used for the treatment of patients diagnosed with erectile dysfunction. ED is used to describe a condition when a man is unable to achieve an erection hard enough to complete sexual intercourse or erections achieved go away on their own. Tadalafil is the second popular anti-impotence drug that provides you with up to 36 hours of efficiency – that’s several times more than other medicines of the kind, at the same time you have the same guarantees of safety and effectiveness. Inform your health care provider of the fact of having any of the following serious health conditions that may affect your treatment: leukemia, Peyronie's disease, liver, kidney, or heart disease, stroke, a heart attack, blood cell problems, sickle cell anemia, bleeding disorder, diabetes, high cholesterol, irregular heartbeat, cavernosal fibrosis, ulcers in the stomach, high or low blood pressure, chest pain, and any other ones you have ever been diagnosed with and consider to be serious enough to report. If you experience chest pain while having sex stop the activity and call your doctor immediately as this may be one of the rare but very serious side effects of Cialis.
Generic names: Tadalafil
