Cialis

Cialis (tadalafil) is a drug often prescribed for patients that have trouble keeping their erections for long enough to have sex. It's a highly efficient medication that provides for more hours of efficiency than any other ED treatment medication. Whenever you need to start taking some new medicine, you may want to run this fact by your health care provider to make sure the combination is going to be safe of your health and wellbeing. Never combine Cialis with any nitrate-based drugs, as this may result in coma and even death. Ask your doctor about potential interactions and make sure you bring a list of drugs you are taking at the moment to make sure none of them will affect your treatment or will be affected by Cialis. While taking Cialis you may get certain mild side effects that are not serious enough to be reported. These may include headache, sore throat, diarrhea, memory problems, muscle pain, facial flushing, upset stomach, and stuffy nose, although side effects can be quite individual. More serious side effects are also possible, although they are very rare. Report any of the following side effects to your health care provider or your local emergency center as soon as possible: swelling in your hands, ankles, or feet, irregular heartbeat, vision changes, sudden vision loss, shortness of breath, seizure, fainting, and chest pain.