Cialis 20mg

Who shouldn’t take Cialis?

There are some men who shouldn’t take Cialis because they are already taking other drugs, or have had a certain disease or medical problem in the past that could be bad for their general health. If you recognize one of these situations, you should talk with your doctor before trying out Cialis 20mg.

Men who have had a heart attack or a stroke in the past six months should avoid Cialis or any other erectile dysfunction drug. If you have a history of penile injuries, STD’s or other sexual diseases such as fibrosis, erections lasting over 4 hours, angulations or priapism should definitely see a doctor before using Cialis. If you have an extremely low or high blood pressure, you may be a risky patient to use Cialis. People with a liver or kidney disease or an eye disease could risk having side effects after using generic Cialis.

If you are taking blood pressure medication, such as alpha-blockers, it is best to have a word with your doctor before deciding to use Cialis or other Tadalafil drugs. Also men already using other ED drugs or other medication containing nitrates, such as nitroglycerin, poppers and isosorbide, should consult a doctor.