Cialis contraindications and side-effects

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Cialis is an oral treatment, available only by medical prescription. It should not be taken without a previous complete medical examination.
Cialis is not to be associated with nitrates or with alpha-blockers used in treating prostate problems or high blood pressure, because the result may derive into a dangerous drop in blood presure, inevitably leading to fainting or death in some cases.

Patients already taking ketoconazole or nitonoavir should not overpass 10 mg dose of Cialis once every 72 hours. An even lower dose of Cialis (5 mg once a day) is recomended to those pacients suffering from decreased kidney function. Restrictions in taking Cialis are also met by men with liver impaiment or with an uncertain heart condition, by pacients who have recently suffered a heart attack or those suffering from eye disorders.

Consequently, the safest way to take Cialis is after completing a thorough medical examination which will not only reveal the pacient's tolerance to the treatment but also determin the adequate dosage.
Cialis studies revealed that regular side-efects of this treatament include headache, indigestion, back and muscle aches, as well as flushing and stuffy or runny nose. Rearly patiences also reported to have experienced sight disorders. Generally, back pain and muscle aches appear in 12 to 24 hours after taking Cialis and don't require special treatament.

Very few pacients also reported to have had erection for more than 4 hours,case which must be immediately submitted to medical attention.
For full effectivness of the treatament, men are advised not to consume excessive amounts of alcohol in combination with Cialis.