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Ancillary / prescription PDE5 inhibitor
Cialis
Tadalafil, or Cialis, is used for erections and sometimes prostate-related urinary symptoms. People also use it for workout pumps, but that does not make it a muscle builder. Its effects last longer than many other erection medicines. Headache, flushing, back pain and low blood pressure can occur; nitrates and riociguat are dangerous combinations.
Prescription daily ED/BPH use, not a workout-pump regimen. Kidney or liver impairment and interacting medicines can change suitability and dose; the as-needed indication is separate.
Official labeling supports its prescription indications. Fitness-community discussion about pumps and blood flow is not evidence of muscle gain or universal cardiovascular benefit.
Headache, flushing, nasal congestion, indigestion, back or muscle pain and low blood pressure; dangerous nitrate interaction; rare prolonged erection, hearing loss or vision problems.
Blood pressure, cardiovascular history, interacting nitrates or alpha-blockers, kidney/liver factors and urgent assessment for severe visual, hearing or prolonged-erection symptoms.
Approved under product-specific labeling for erectile dysfunction, urinary symptoms from benign prostatic hyperplasia and pulmonary arterial hypertension; it is not a muscle-building medicine.
Other aliases: Cialis · tadalafil
Documents tadalafil as an oral PDE5 inhibitor with approved indications, contraindications, interactions and adverse effects.
The label does not establish muscle-building benefit or make tadalafil appropriate for every fitness-community use.
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