Cialis Professional and Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Cialis Professional has an advanced formula, which allows for prompt sexual rejuvenation, firm and steady erection, powerful orgasms and better general feel and self-esteem. This medicine can be used either as needed or on a regular basis, with regard to the severity of the problem, your individual tolerability and health status.
The drug's effect is explained by its selective mechanism of action. Erection takes place due to the relaxation of penile blood vessels and the cavernosal smooth muscle, which ensures increased penile blood circulation. The process is triggered by nitric oxide, released from endothelial cells and nerve endings during sexual arousal. Nitric oxide stimulates the production of cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP), which relieves strain from the penile tissue. Cialis (tadalafil) blocks photodiestrase type 5 enzyme (PDE5), which keeps the cavernosal muscle strained, thus increasing the proportional amount of cGMP and facilitating blood flow to penile chambers.
Cialis Professional does not provide protection against sexually transmitted diseases and HIV. It does not cure impotence completely either, because it bears a direct influence on the erectile function. As a rule, erection is caused by chronic diseases (diabetes, heart insufficiency, blood cell disorders) or stressful situations.
There is no evidence of how tadalafil interacts with medicines applied for treatment of sexually transmitted infections. Most probably, lack of statistics is explained by patients' status not allowing any form of sexual activity and therefore ruling out the necessity of using sexual stimulators. However, studies have been conducted to monitor the drug's interaction with ritonavir, a medicine used for treatment of HIV. The research revealed increases in tadalafil plasma levels, resulting from concomitant use with Cialis.
Hypothetically, tadalafil's side effects, which are mostly related to its hypotensive properties, can be augmented by drugs used for treatment of venereal diseases. In most cases, this could depend on patients' individual response to agents commonly applied for the treatment of venereal diseases (penicillin, erythromycin, condylox, cipro, aldara, etc.) It is not uncommon for such patients to experience blood pressure fluctuations, which can be potentiated by tadalafil. Because there is no good knowledge on any of such interactions, or on how tadalafil can contribute to recovery, there is no sense for such patients in trying to use Cialis Professional.