Cialis (Tadalafil) is an effective oral drug for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Cialis starts acting in 30 minutes time and has the potential to remain in the body for 36 hours. Cialis has less adverse side effects, gives extremely fast results and its effect is not diminished, even when it is taken along with fatty foods. Like other erectile dysfunction drugs, Cialis helps in gaining an erection by improving blood flow to the penis.

Cialis gives you the choice of creating an opportune moment, when you and your partner can luxuriate in the latent spark of passion. After all, you have 36 hours at hand to ignite your sexual crescendo with Cialis. Relax! With the 'Le Weekender Pill', CIALIS, you would definitely get back your capability to provide sexual satisfaction to your partner.

Cialis Mechanism:
Cialis aids in enhancing the flow of blood to the penis only when a person is sexually stimulated. Cialis does not increase sexual drive like an aphrodisiac. Cialis works when a person is sexually aroused and the mechanism triggered off by Cialis relaxes the penile tissues. This further increases blood flow to the corpora cavernosa, which controls the penis and helps achieve and maintain a firm erection. Cialis is most effective on men who have fallen prey to erectile dysfunction due to some arterial disorders. Cialis doesn’t benefit people with hormonal or psychological problems, except those with Diabetic neuropathy. Clinical trials have found Cialis to be effective in treating mild, moderate and severe cases of ED.

Cialis Safety Information:
Cialis must be taken only after consultation with a registered physician. Intake of Cialis along with other medicines can result in the sudden drop of your blood pressure to a level that is unsafe for you. Cialis is not meant for children, pregnant or breast feeding women. Before starting off erectile dysfunction treatment with Cialis, a man who is above 65 years old or has allergies to certain drugs, foods, dyes or preservatives should consult a doctor.

The effectiveness of Cialis may diminish when it is taken along with other drugs. So, it is important to notify your doctor if you are taking the following medicines:

• Other erectile dysfunction drugs like Viagra, Levitra etc.
• Nitrates that are used to treat chest pain
• Alcoholic beverages of any type
• Alpha-blockers used for the treatment of high blood pressure
• Ritonavir or Indinavir
• Erythromycin
• Itraconazole or Ketoconazole

You may also need to talk to your doctor if you have the following medical problems:

• High blood pressure or low blood pressure
• Heart problems like angina, arrhythmia, heart attacks etc.
• History of stroke
• Liver disease
• Kidney disease
• Bleeding problem
• Stomach ulcers
• Blood cell problems like leukemia, sickle cell anemia, bone-marrow cancer etc.
• Peyronie’s disease
• NAION in one eye or both
• Diabetes
• Coronary artery disease
• Hyperlipidemia

Cialis Dosage:
Cialis dosage may vary in different people. It is always best to decide the dosage of Cialis after discussing your medical status with a physician. The standard Cialis dosage information is as follows:

• Cialis comes in doses of 5mg, 10mg and 20mg in oral tablet form
• Cialis should be taken in a single dose of 10mg, once a day, before the sexual activity.
• Cialis dose can come down to 5mg or go up to 20mg, according to the patient’s reaction.
• Cialis can be taken either in an empty stomach or on a full tummy.

Cialis Storage:
Appropriate care is to be taken while storing Cialis. The following points need to be kept in mind for safe and effective storage of Cialis:

• Cialis should be kept out of children’s reach
• Cialis shouldn’t be stored in a damp place, as moisture may affect the medicine.
• Cialis shouldn’t be kept in the refrigerator
• Cialis is best stored in its original container.

Cialis Side Effects:
Apart from the positive and beneficial effect shown by Cialis in treating erectile dysfunction, this medicine also facilitates certain mild well as harmful effects on an occasional basis. The side effects of Cialis are categorized below in accordance with their likelihood of occurrence:

Less common: nausea, headache, shortness of breath, sweating, vomiting, dizziness, chills, chest, jaw and back pain, fainting, lightheartedness, nervousness, confusion, tiredness.

More common: indigestion, belching, upset stomach, flushing, runny nose, muscle aches, heartburn.

Rare: change in color vision, and painful and prolonged erection.