Cialis Tablet In Pakistan
Treating impotency or erectile dysfunction (ED) can be done by improving
the flow of blood to the penis. This is just what the oral drug Tadalafil does.
The drug, which belongs to the class called phosphodiesterase inhibitors, is
available in tablet form in dosages of 5 milligrams, 10 milligrams and 20
milligrams.
Mechanism of Action:
Tadalafil, which is available in the market under the brand name of Cialis,
is prescribed to treat impotency or ED in men. Meanwhile, under the brand name
Adcirca, it is prescribed to improve exercise capacity of a person and treat
pulmonary arterial hypertension.
It is recommended that you take Tadalafil as instructed by your doctor or
as stated in the prescription label. You can take this drug even in an empty
stomach. Do take Cialis only when needed, usually just before a sexual
activity. Cialis works by helping achieve an erection when there is sexual
stimulation. An erection will not happen just because you take Cialis.
When Not to Take Tadalafil:
Tadalafil should not be taken if you are allergic to the drug or if you
have heart problems or chest pain and take a nitrate medication such as
nitroglycerin, isosorbide dinitrate and isosorbide mononitrate. Tadalafil
should not also be taken if you are using recreational drugs such as nitrite or
amyl nitrate. Combining this medication and nitrate may cause a serious or
life-threatening decrease in blood pressure which may lead to stroke, heart
attack or fainting.
When to Get Emergency Help:
The use of Tadalafil may have side effects that require emergency medical
help. These side effects are allergic reactions such as swelling of your lips,
face, throat or tongue, hives, and difficulty in breathing. If during a sexual
activity you feel pain, tingling or numbness in your arms, chest, neck or jaw
or become nauseated and dizzy, call your doctor immediately as you can be
having a serious adverse reaction toTadalafil.
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1. Price match -if you like your
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2. Coupons -ask your healthcare
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mail and/or from drug reps.
3. Be aware when you leave the
hospital -talk with your primary care provider (regular doctor) when you leave
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4. Free diabetes kits -contact
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6. Pet prescriptions -when your
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Tadalafil is an oral drug that belongs in the class called phosphodieterase
inhibitors. It is prescribed to treat erectile dysfunction, pulmonary arterial
hypertension and improve exercise capacity.
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