Cialis.

Cialis (tadalafil) is a popularly prescribed anti- impotence drug that can be used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (inability of the male patient to attain an erection sufficient for completing sexual intercourse). Before you start taking Cialis you will need to let your doctor know if there are any factors that may prevent you from enjoying the effects of this drug. The following medical conditions are supposed to be reported for your doctor to prescribed the right dose: high or low blood pressure, angina, liver disease, stomach ulcer, kidney disease, a recent history a heart attack, stroke or congestive heart failure, heart disease, heart rhythm problems, physical deformity of the penis, blood cell disorder, or any bleeding disorder. You must take this drug an hour before having sex and some sexual stimulation is always required to get an erection. Report to your health care provider any erection that does not go away for longer than 4 hours and is painful, as well as any other serious side effects. In most cases however you will get just a few mild side effects – such as headache, pain in the stomach, cough, muscle pain, indigestion or heartburn, diarrhea, and flushing.