Erectile Dysfunction treatment Tadalafil

Most patients won't experience side effects with tadalafil 10mg. If you suspect any side effects, it is advisable to consult with your regular doctor. 

Common side effects include: 

• headache 

• stuffy or runny nose 

• flushing 

• indigestion 

• muscle aches 

Uncommon side effects encompass: 

• increased heart rate 

• changes in blood pressure 

• blood in the urine 

• ringing in the ears 

• palpitations 

• prolonged erection (priapism) 

• blurred vision 

• eye pains 

• increased sweating 

• difficulty breathing 

• nosebleeds 

• dizziness 

• nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain 

• rash 

• chest pain 

• tiredness 

If you encounter severe side effects such as visual loss, chest pain, a prolonged and painful erection, or a seizure, seek immediate medical attention and discontinue tadalafil usage. 

Always read the patient information leaflet for tadalafil before taking it. 

It’s recommended to take Tadalafil at least 30 minutes before sexual activity. 

You might hear or see people referring to Tadalafil as the ‘weekend’ pill. This is because the effects of Tadalafil can last up to 36 hours, giving you help with getting an erection across a 2.5-day period. Taken on a Friday afternoon/evening the medication could take effect for the whole weekend, hence the nickname Tadalafil weekend pill. 

Tadalafil has various alternatives. Comparable medications, such as Viagra, Levitra, and Spedra, are prescription drugs that function similarly. Devices like penis pumps can also aid in addressing erectile dysfunction and can be utilised in conjunction with medications. Lifestyle adjustments, like regular exercise or smoking cessation, are found to be beneficial for some men in overcoming erectile dysfunction and addressing common underlying factors such as anxiety. 

Under no circumstances should Tadalafil be taken concurrently with another erectile dysfunction medication. The combination of these medications, working in the same manner, poses a serious risk of severe side effects and potential overdose. It is crucial to strictly avoid simultaneously taking Tadalafil and any other medicine for erectile dysfunction.     

Tadalafil is presented in tablet form and is recommended to be taken at least 30 minutes before expected sexual activity. It provides four dosage options, including two daily doses (2.5mg and 5mg) and two taken before sexual activity (10mg and 20mg). Opting for daily doses might be the preferred choice for individuals involved in sexual activity on more than three different days a week. 

Tadalafil can lower blood pressure and is sometimes used to treat pulmonary hypertension. It’s recommended that you don’t take tadalafil if you have low blood pressure or take medicines that can already lower blood pressure.

Tadalafil is the generic form of Cialis. Both medicines, have the same ingredients, effectiveness and side effects.

Sildenafil and tadalafil are both erectile dysfunction treatments - it can’t be said that one is ‘better’ than the other as personal reaction and preferences will determine if one treatment is more suitable for a patient than the other. Find out more about the differences between sildenafil and tadalafil.