Cialis

Cialis (tadalafil) should be taken only by people diagnosed with erectile dysfunction. This condition is described as an inability of the patient to get or maintain the erection during a period of time sufficient to complete sexual intercourse. Cialis works in most cases and provides you with up to 36 hours of efficiency. You may be started on the lowest dose of Cialis (5 mg) and the dose may later be increased based on your reaction. Serious side effects are rare but need to be reported to your local emergency center as soon as possible. The following serious side effects are possible and you need to be aware of them: dizziness, blurred vision, rash, hives, chest pain, ringing in ears, sudden loss of hearing, sudden loss of vision, and priapism. Sudden loss of vision is most often reported by people with some pre-existing eye problems, as well as those who smoke and are older than 50. Discuss your individual risk factors with your doctor before starting to take Cialis. When you first take this medicine you can get a number of less serious mild side effects, such as headache, flushing, diarrhea, indigestion, heartburn, cough, stomach pain, muscle pain, backache, and a number of other ones than can be individual.