
Cialis (Tadalafil) is an oral drug for treating certain cases of erectile dysfunction in men (eg, impotence).
Drug Item
Cialis (Tadalafil)
Drug Uses
Cialis is an oral drug for treating certain cases of erectile dysfunction in men, impotence as most general. Cialis can be used in other cases, not mentioned in this summery, when prescribed by your doctor.
Today Cialis is valued for its long-lasting effect (36 hours of work, as compared to 4 hours of Viagra) and high safety notes.
How Taken
Cialis should be taken strictly as prescribed by a doctor.
You should take the drug orally with or without food from 30 minutes to 12 hours before a sexual contact. The average daily dose recommended is 10 mg. Still, if your doctor prescribed Cialis for a daily use (each day) the dose should be twice lower (5 mg).
Do not take two doses at once, in case you've missed one dose. Do not take more than one dose a day, as it may cause serious side effects.
Consult you doctor and read carefully the label for possible side effects and drug interactions.
Drug Class and Mechanism
Cialis is a phosphodiesterase inhibitor. It blocks the work phosphodiesterase-5 ferments, and increases the blood flow into the penis, thus resulting in an erection during a sexual contact.
