Is Cialis for everyone?

Obviously it’s not intended for women since they lack the relevant piece of anatomy and, in almost every case, it should not be necessary for a teen to take it. If a young man is suffering erectile dysfunction, it suggests a physical injury or some other medical condition justifying a doctor’s time to confirm the diagnosis and prescribe an appropriate form of treatment. You should also consult a doctor if you have recently had a stroke or heart attack or you take any of the standard medications to reduce blood pressure and treat problems with the cardiovascular system. Similarly, you will need guidance on dosage if you have a liver or kidney problem.

Eye problems

There have been one of two highly publicized incidents where men taking an erectile dysfunction drug have experienced serious problems with their sight. In fact, there’s no scientific evidence to prove any link between the drug and the eye problems these men experienced but, on a precautionary basis, you should take advice if you have any inherited eye defect.

Dosage

You should always follow the instructions given by your doctor or pharmacist. If you buy online, take a low dose and, if that works, stay with that. You do not get any additional benefit if you increase the dose. Indeed, taking too much can risk side effects. If you are taking the as-needed version, you should allow one clear day between pills, i.e. the effect of one pill lasts for thirty-six hours so allow sixty hours between pills. By definition, the once-daily version is taken once a day at around the same time. If you forget a pill, don’t try to catch up by taking two together. As a general rule, don’t drink alcohol and take additional care if you eat a grapefruit.

What are the possible side effects?

Most men take Cialis without experiencing any adverse side effects. The small unlucky minority find some discomfort for an hour or so but nothing long term. The most common symptoms are a headache, the symptoms of the common cold, and indigestion. But if you experience an allergic reaction, find yourself short of breath, feeling faint or dizzy or with an irregular heartbeat, this could be serious.Warnings similarly, if your erection persists and grows painful, you should go to an ER.