CIALIS (also referred to as Apcalis, Regalis, Tadalafilo, Tadalafilum, Tadalis, Adcirca and Tadacip) is a pill that was created in the early 1990’s to treat erectile dysfunction in men, as well as to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia. Erectile dysfunction is a sexual dysfunction that men may experience which displays by a man being unable to get an erection or to maintain his erection while performing in any given sexual interaction. This condition is also referred to as impotence. Ingesting CIALIS increases the blood flow into the penis, allowing it to become and remain erect during sexual stimulation. Benign prostatic hyperplasia is a medical condition in males which prevents the flow of urine by the form of an enlarged prostate gland, which obstructs the flow. While CIALIS has been a tested and proven alleviant for benign prostatic hyperplasia and Erectile dysfunction, it is not a cure for either ED or BHS. It will not increase or decrease sex drive, or serve as a form of birth control. In addition, CIALIS is not intended for use by women or children.

Cialis in South Africa

Common side effects

The most common side effects when using CIALIS include burping, headache, acid reflux, indigestion, back pain, muscle aches, flushing, stuffy and/or runny nose. These side effects may persist for a few hours before desisting. Some symptoms may not appear until 12 to 24 hours after taking the drug – in particular, back pain and muscle aches usually occur 12 to 24 hours after taking CIALIS, and usually alleviate and disappear 2 days after. As with any drug, a healthcare provider should be contacted if any side effects persist, or are significant.

Less common but more serious side effects include an erection that lasts over four hours (in which case a healthcare provider should be contacted, as this could cause long-term injury), as well as sudden decreases or loss of vision or hearing (sometimes with ringing in the ears and dizziness). If vision or hearing has been noticeably hindered after taking CIALIS, healthcare provider should be immediately contacted.

As mentioned, CIALIS typically comes in the form of a pill, which is to be ingested orally. Men do not need to fast before taking the pill, nor avoid alcohol. They should however refrain from mixing it with certain drugs as instructed by their doctor, and it should be taken in conjunction with any other erectile dysfunction treatment pills. It can be either taken when needed, or daily. If ingested only when needed, it should be taken at least half an hour before sexual activity, but no more than four hours before sexual activity. If ingesting daily, it should be taken around the same time every day, but users should not take more than one pill in 24 hours. CIALIS is also available in a jelly form, also to be taken orally.

Cialis price

In South Africa, CIALIS is widely available. It can even be purchased online. However, as with any drug, buyers should purchase from a reputable pharmacy. It generally is an orange-colored egg-shaped tablet (generic form). The average price is $ 3.75 per pill, with discounts is buying in bulk.

Alexander Pretorius

Medical Practitioner (General Practice) with postgraduate diplomas in Cape Town. My special interest is erectile dysfunction.