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What is ED?
ED (erectile dysfunction) is the consistent inability of a man to get and/or keep an erection that is satisfactory for sex. It can result from any one of a wide variety of physical and psychological causes. Some physical causes can affect the normal blood circulation in the penis that is needed to produce an erection.

For most men being able to get and keep an erection when they want is important. Not being able to can impact on a man's self esteem and feelings of masculinity. Some men become anxious during intimacy or sex which can make it even more difficult to get an erection. Sexual problems can sometimes be difficult to discuss but talking it over and getting your partner's support can really help.

Treatment Options
Your doctor can offer several different treatments for ED. Oral medicines such as Cialis® are the most common treatment for ED. The oral medicines currently available are in a class called PDE5 inhibitors. These medicines work to restore a normal system of blood flow into the penis so that with sexual stimulation erections can occur.

Common Questions and Answers about ED

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Cialis is a PRESCRIPTION MEDICINE for the treatment of erection problems in men. Cialis is an unfunded medicine. You will need to pay for it and a prescription charge will apply. Consult your doctor to determine if Cialis is right for you. Normal doctor's fees will apply. Sexual stimulation is required for Cialis to work. Do not use when taking nitrates for angina or where there is known heart disease like heart failure or heart rhythm disturbances, low or uncontrolled blood pressure. Use with caution when taking alpha 1 blockers such as doxazosin. Caution in kidney or liver disease or conditions which predispose to persistent erection of the penis like certain blood disorders. Not to be used by women. Possible side effects are headache, indigestion, back & muscle pain, blocked nose, flushing and dizziness. Always read the label, use strictly as directed and if symptoms persist or you have side effects see your doctor. Contains tadalafil 2.5mg, 5mg, 10mg & 20mg. Maximum daily dose 5mg for continuous daily use. Maximum daily dose 20mg for on-demand use. For further product information check www.medsafe.govt.nz or call 0800 CIALIS/242547. Eli Lilly, Auckland. TAPS CH2816. NZCLS00059.

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