Start with the lowest dose, 5mg, taken daily. This maintains a consistent level in your system. If 5mg isn’t enough, your doctor may increase it to 10mg daily.
For occasional use, the typical starting dose is 10mg, taken approximately 30 minutes before sexual activity. Don’t exceed 20mg in a 24-hour period.
Your doctor will consider your overall health, other medications you take, and pre-existing conditions when determining the appropriate dosage. They’ll help you find the right balance between effectiveness and minimizing potential side effects.
Don’t adjust your dosage without consulting your doctor. Improper use can lead to adverse effects. Open communication with your physician is paramount for safe and effective treatment.
Factors like age and liver or kidney function influence how your body processes Cialis. Your doctor will account for these factors when making recommendations.
Remember, Cialis isn’t suitable for everyone. Discuss your medical history thoroughly with your doctor before starting treatment.
