Cialis

Cialis is a prescription medicine that many men use for erectile dysfunction. It helps with getting and keeping an erection, but it does not create sexual desire. Sexual stimulation is still needed. What makes Cialis different from other ED medicines is how long it lasts. In many men, the effect can stay for more than a day, sometimes up to 36 hours. Because of this, some people prefer it over other options.

What Cialis Is ?

Cialis is the brand name for tadalafil. It belongs to a group of medicines that improve blood flow by relaxing blood vessels. Doctors mostly prescribe it for erectile dysfunction, but it is also used for prostate-related urinary problems. Some men take it only when needed. Others take a small dose every day. The choice depends on lifestyle and medical history.

How Cialis Works

• Cialis helps blood vessels relax.
• This allows better blood flow.
• More blood reaches the penis during arousal.
• An erection becomes easier to maintain.
• It only works with sexual stimulation.

Medical Uses

• Erectile dysfunction
  
• Urinary symptoms from an enlarged prostate
  
• ED combined with prostate issues
  
• Circulation-related problems (doctor supervised)

Dosage and Use

• Some men take Cialis only before sex. Others take it daily.
• Common doses are 5 mg, 10 mg, and 20 mg.
• Daily doses are usually lower.
• It can be taken with or without food.
• Alcohol should be limited.

Possible Side Effects

• Headache is common.
  
• Some men feel back or muscle pain.
  
• Flushing and indigestion can happen.
  
• Most effects fade on their own.

Warnings

• Do not take Cialis with nitrate medicines.
  
• Be careful if you have heart problems.
  
• Avoid recreational “poppers.”
  
• Get medical help for chest pain or long-lasting erections.

Final Words

Cialis works well for many men and gives more flexibility because it lasts longer. When used properly and with medical advice, it can be a reliable option.

FAQs

Does Cialis work instantly?
No, it still needs time and arousal.

How long does it last?
Often up to 36 hours.

Can it be taken daily?
Yes, in low doses.

Does food affect it?
Not much.

Is it safe long term?
Yes, when monitored by a doctor.