Making Cialis really effective

If you have ever tried Cialis or heard anyone speaking about its effectiveness you already know that it's the most efficient drug for treating erectile dysfunction on the market today. Compared to its closest peers, Cialis leaves them far behind with its impressive duration of effects that has even earned the drug a nickname – The Weekend Pill. Sure, by taking single pill and enjoying almost two days of perfect erections a lot of men out there were really happy about Cialis. Still, there were men complaining about the drug not living up to their expectations and not working as effectively as promised. This is mostly due to improper use of the drug and wrong dosage. So before you actually start using Cialis make sure to learn how to use it right and how to make the most out of it.

First of all, you have to understand that Cialis is not a wonder pill and won't eliminate erectile dysfunction regardless of the actual cause behind the condition. Male impotence may have different causes ranging from psychological issues such as stress and depression to physiological problems like diabetes and heart diseases. Cialis works best in cases when physiological problems are the main cause, namely those that affect the blood circulation: hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes, heart diseases, alcohol abuse, smoking, obesity and many others. It won't be much of a use if you have relationship problems or low libido due to hormonal imbalance.

Another important aspect is the proper intake of the drug. You have to respect the exact dosage prescribed by your doctor. The pill should be taken in at least 15 minutes before engaging in a sexual intercourse. You can take it with and without food but make sure to avoid meals heavy with fat. Alcohol should be avoided when using Cialis because it can lead to more pronounced side effects. Also try to avoid grapefruit and grapefruit based products because this particular fruit has been observed to decrease the effectiveness of Cialis.

If you feel that the drug doesn't work for you as expected and promised make sure to discuss it with your doctor. He may suggest changing the dosage or switching to another drug that may be more suitable for you. Just don't make these decisions on your own if you lack the necessary medical expertise. Only a professional doctor can say what dosage you need for the best effectiveness, do not experiment with the dosage on your own.