Cialis (Tadalafil)

If you're a sexually active man who has trouble producing an erection when you're trying to have sex, you may feel as if you are losing a part of yourself. While erectile dysfunction (or ED, previously known as impotence) is sometimes a natural part of aging, it's not a condition that you have to live with if you don't want to. There are many medications now available for treating ED, including Cialis.

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What is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction describes a man's inability to produce an erection that is strong enough for sexual intercourse. Depending on your condition, you may not be able to become erect at all or you might produce an erection but fail to maintain it.

There are several things that can cause ED — sometimes it's in your mind (you can't quite get in the "mood"), while other times it's a symptom of some other illness (such as high blood sugar, high blood pressure, or hardening of your arteries).

The good news is that ED is usually treatable. Most doctors will first try to treat your other conditions. For example, getting your high blood pressure under control may be enough to solve your ED problems. If it's not, you can turn to erectile dysfunction drugs for further assistance.

How Does Cialis Treat ED?

In most cases, ED is caused by poor or restricted blood flow to the penis. Erectile dysfunction drugs like Cialis work by relaxing your blood vessels so that your penis can fill with blood and become hard.

Cialis Dosage Information

Cialis is available in four prescription strengths:

• 2.5 mg
• 5 mg
• 10 mg
• 20 mg

Most doctors will start new patients at the 2.5 mg dose, and most patients tend to end up with the 5 mg or 10 mg dose on an ongoing basis.

There are two ways to take Cialis. After reviewing your medical records, health, and lifestyle, your doctor will determine which treatment method is best for you.

• As-Needed Dosage — When you're prescribed Cialis on an as-needed basis, you'll take the drug only before you intend to have sex. The medicine takes about 30 minutes to start working, and it remains in your system for up to 36 hours. This means that you can take the drug before dinner and be ready for intimacy after dessert. You can also take the drug in the morning and be active later that afternoon or evening.
• Continuous Treatment — If you have an active sex life, your doctor may decide to put you on a continuous treatment method instead. In this case, you'll take Cialis on a regular basis; you'll take one pill every day at the same time, no matter whether you intend to have sex. With this method, you'll be ready for sex at any time, so there's no need to time your dosage.

Cialis Side Effects

Cialis side effects are similar to those of other ED treatments. When you take this medicine, you may experience

• Cold-like symptoms, like stuffy nose and congestion
• Dizziness
• Flushing/reddening of the face, neck, and chest
• Headache
• Muscle pain

In most cases, these symptoms will only last so long as the drug is in your system. If you're taking the drug on an ongoing basis, the symptoms may get better with time. If the side effects bother you, talk to your doctor — he may be able to adjust your dosage or try a different treatment method.

Some people may be allergic to Cialis. If you take the medicine and experience symptoms like extreme dizziness, rashes, or difficulty breathing, contact emergency services immediately. Don't try to drive yourself to the hospital as you may lose consciousness. 

Does Cialis Work for Everyone?

Cialis may not work for everyone. What your doctor will do is conduct a physical and review your health. If it seems like Cialis will work for you, your doctor will start you on the medicine at a starter dose. If the medicine doesn't help, your doctor will slowly increase your dosage to see if you experience a better result.

In the event that Cialis isn't right for you, don't give up hope. There are other ED medications, like Viagra or Levitra, that might be better for you.