Month: March 2016

Cialis has some distinct advantages over sildenafil (Viagra), and also the other PDE5 inhibitors currently on the U.S. market: vardenafil (Levitra, Staxyn), and avanafil (Stendra). Unlike the other three PDE-5 inhibitors, Cialis can be taken once-a-day, every day as a low dose (usually 2.5-5 mg/day depending on response and tolerability). This allows for increased spontaneity with regards to sexual activity, and also makes Cialis effective as a treatment for benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). However, it may take up to a week of regular dosing to improve ED symptoms, and two-to-four weeks to improve symptoms of BPH. In the past discussing about male erectile issues and premature ejaculation was a taboo subject. This days the people are more communicative and this things can be fixed. "Why buy Cialis for a ridiculously…

The majority of men that use Viagra are able to achieve an erection within 30-60 minutes of taking the tablet, when sexually stimulated. If the tablet is taken following a large meal, the effects can take a little longer to develop. Viagra might not be the quickest acting ED medication available but it still suits many men. The chambers also contain a network of blood vessels. When those blood vessels relax and widen, blood rushes in. The resulting pressure is what causes an erection. PDE-5 can dampen the effect of cGMP. Viagra works by inhibiting PDE-5. Viagra is rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream. Maximum concentrations are reached within an hour. One of the more common side effects is flushing, or redness. Headaches are the most common side effect associated with…