Cialis.

Cialis (tadalafil) is used by men of any age to treat impotence no matter what it was caused by. It works by stimulating blood flow to the tissues of the penis. Sexual stimulation is required for this medicine to work. You will need to talk to your health care provider before starting the treatment to make sure this drug will be efficient for you and there are no contraindications. The following medical conditions may affect the dose of Cialis you are prescribed and should therefore be reported to your doctor in advance: cavernosal fibrosis, high or low blood pressure, angulation, bleeding disorder, a heart attack, eye disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, liver, kidney, or heart disease, ulcers, Peyronie's disease, blood cell problems, irregular heartbeat, a stroke, severe vision loss, and chest pain. Always take Cialis as recommended – taking a double dose is not going to help you last longer in bed. You will need to take Cialis every time you want to have sex, but not more often than every 24 hours. If you get cough, diarrhea, headache, indigestion or heartburn, flushing, muscle pain, or pain in the stomach, especially at the beginning of you treatment – there is no need to worry, as those are mild side effects of Cialis that mean your body is adjusting to the dose prescribed.