Tadacip Cipla

Tadacip is prescribed for the following conditions:

1. Pulmonary arterial hypertension
2. Erectile dysfunction
3. Benign prostatic hyperplasia

If a person shows allergic reactions:

Tadacip 20 Cipla should not be taken if men show an allergic reaction to a certain component of the medicine.

Avoidance of nitrates:

Tadacip should not be taken with other medicines that contain nitrates. Tadacip 20 mg does not interact well with nitrates and can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure.

Interaction with Riociguat:

Tadacip should not be taken by people who are taking Riociguat. This drug is also known by other names, such as Adempas.

With alcohol:

Taking this generic Cialis drug with alcohol can further decrease a person’s blood pressure, which can be fatal. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid alcohol while taking Tadacip 20 as a medication.

People with cardiovascular disease:

Tadacip is not recommended for people with heart problems, as high-intensity sexual activity is not suitable for such patients.

People with kidney disease:

Tadacip 20 can be fatal for people with kidney disorders, but in some cases where the disease is not chronic, the drug can be used while considering the optimal dosage.

Lung disease:

Tadacip 20 is not recommended for people with obstructive lung diseases such as emphysema or venous occlusion. The risk factor in such cases is extremely high and should be avoided.

Affected retina:

People suffering from retinal disorders should avoid taking this drug, as it can further impair their vision.

For pregnant women:

Tadacip 20 is not recommended for pregnant women unless it is highly necessary. In such cases, it is important to consult with your doctor.

For breastfeeding women:

Tadacip is not advisable for breastfeeding women and requires special consultation if taken otherwise.

Hypotension:

Tadacip can, in some cases, cause low blood pressure. This can be prevented by monitoring the person’s blood pressure and taking appropriate medications for it.

Penis deformation:

This drug should be taken with great caution, especially for people with physical deformities. It can permanently damage a man’s sexual potency and should be avoided in such cases.

Prolonged erection:

Tadacip must be avoided if it causes a long, painful erection that lasts for more than 4 hours. This can be caused by conditions such as anemia or leukemia.

Loss of vision and hearing:

In rare cases, this drug is known to decrease a person’s hearing and vision. This happens very rarely and may be due to a genetic disorder.

Heart disease:

Tadacip needs to be taken with high caution, especially if the person has a heart condition.

Side effects:

Some major side effects of this drug are listed below:

• Causes a sensation of heartburn in a person.
• Headache.
• Causes diarrhea.
• Flushes the skin.
• Causes flu-like symptoms.
• Causes skin allergies.
• Person may experience difficulty in breathing and swallowing.
• Causes swelling of the tongue, hands, feet, and lips.
• Causes skin peeling.
• Infection of the upper respiratory tract.
• Causes constant pain in the legs and arms.
• Causes uterine bleeding.
• Decreases a person’s vision.
• Person may not perceive colors correctly.
• Causes hearing problems.
• Causes a painfully long erection.
• Dizziness.