Cialis (tadalafil) is a prescription medication that has been specially designed to suit the needs of men diagnosed with erectile dysfunction i.e. unable to achieve stable erections and have sex. Combining this drug with other medicines you may be currently taking can be dangerous. You should be careful about combining Cialis with alpha blockers, antifungals, HIV protease inhibitors, high blood pressure drugs, erectile dysfunction medication, phenobarbital, phenytoin, rifampin or erythromycin. This list of drugs that may interfere with Cialis is not complete and your doctor or pharmacist may provide you with more information.
Pregnant women should be very careful about taking Cialis. Firstly, it is not intended for females and should not be taken by them unless otherwise recommended by a qualified professional. Secondly, it is not known for sure whether this drug can pass into breast milk. Therefore, women that are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning to get pregnant and breastfeed should first talk to their health care provider in case they are taking Cialis for whatever reason. Do not share your Cialis with other people even if they have symptoms similar to yours.
Generic names: Tadalafil
