Consult your doctor before starting Cialis, especially if you have heart problems, low blood pressure, or kidney/liver disease. They can assess your suitability and potential risks.
Avoid grapefruit juice. It interacts with Cialis, potentially increasing its effects and causing side effects.
Inform your doctor about all medications you’re taking, including prescription and over-the-counter drugs, and herbal supplements. This helps prevent harmful interactions.
Cialis can affect blood pressure. Monitor it, especially initially. Report any significant changes to your physician.
| Headache | Rest, drink water; if severe, contact your doctor. |
| Muscle aches | Gentle exercise, rest; consult your doctor if persistent. |
| Back pain | Over-the-counter pain relief (as directed); consult your doctor if severe. |
| Vision changes | Stop taking Cialis and see a doctor immediately. |
Don’t exceed the recommended dosage. Taking more won’t enhance the effect and may increase the risk of side effects.
Cialis doesn’t protect against sexually transmitted infections. Use condoms for safe sex.
Alcohol consumption can exacerbate side effects. Moderate your intake or abstain entirely while taking Cialis.
If you experience prolonged erection (more than four hours), seek immediate medical attention. This is a medical emergency.
