Do not take Cialis if you are suffering form any of the following conditions. Abnormal heart beats are not controlled by medication. Angina is also not well controlled by medical treatment. Persons under the age of 18 years. Where sexual activity is not advisable, for example in people with severe heart disorders. Low blood pressure. Anyone taking any form of nitrate medicine for example glycerine trinitrate. Anyone who has had a heart attack in the last three months. People who have had a stroke in the last six months. Uncontrolled high blood pressure or anyone with mild to severe heart failure in the last six months.

Carefully using Cialis

Please tell your doctor if you are suffering from, or have suffered sickle cell anaemia, leukaemia, cancer of the bone marrow, or deformity or disease of the penis. These conditions require special care when taking Cialis or any other erectile dysfunction treatment. You should check with your doctor to see if you have had any problems with your heart, to see whether this can take the additional stain of sexual activity.

Cialis must not be taken with any other medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Persons under the age of 18 years should not take Cialis. Anyone over the age of 65 years should consult their doctor as your first dose of Cialis will be adjusted. Cialis can cause some dizziness especially if this was taken after alcohol. You should be aware of this if you intend to drive or operate machinery.

You must advise your pharmacist if you are, or have recently taken medicines. Cialis could interfere with some medication, especially those used to treat chest pain. If you involved in an emergency you should say to the persons treating you that you have or are taking Cialis. Should you be being prescribed protease inhibitors, for instance in the treatment of HIV, your doctor will advise you of the dosage of Cialis that is suitable for you.