Someone explain this to me...I've tried viagra once or twice an my eyes were bloodshot felt warm.etc...I guess my pressure was up while on it.so how does it help BP??
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Someone explain this to me...I've tried viagra once or twice an my eyes were bloodshot felt warm.etc...I guess my pressure was up while on it.so how does it help BP??
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Cialis..36hour half lifeOriginally Posted by poppz
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19 hours. Compared to 3 or 4 for viagra.
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Why do the commercials say 36 hour cialis?
http://www.cialis.com/Pages/36-hour-cialis-for-ed.aspx
Last edited by Razor; 08-28-2012 at 01:26 PM.
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There are enzymes in the eyes that can be effected. Read these if you haven't already. Relatively interesting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tadalafil
and this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sildenafil
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Your eyes felt warm due to the increased blood flow into the eyes.
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No... my eyes were bloodshot. ... and I felt flush. ..slightly warm. Sorry for not explaining that too good. So if I take say one pill every 20 hours , my BP will be in check? Last cycle was pushing 160/90 . And trying to figure out my next cycle.
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I would think you would want to use Cialis, not Viagra since Viagra doesn't have a long half life. With Cialis you can take a low daily dose and get the benefit of lower blood pressure.
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OK...cialis. ..I will stock up for my next go round...info appreciated .
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You clearly don't understand what a half life means.
36 hours is the approximate duration of action.
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Ive never heard it used as a blood pressure med.
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It is FDA-approved for the treatment of hypertension.
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10mg of cialis ED lowered my systolic by about 30 (my diastolic was not elevated and didn't come down much at all) on my last cycle. After about a month i could barely go out in public though......reallyNot funny after a while.
My advise would be to get some legit BP meds or just run cycles that dont cause your BP to sky rocket.
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its approved for use in pulmonary arterial hypertension so far. not really for systemic hypertension yet.
i agree with sarge. if you've got hypertension, see a doc and take a bp med.
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Look into low dose Doxazosin.
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I've got clonidine on hand for my next tren run, which is the only AAS that increases my BP.
It's supposed to also reduce excess water retention from GH by reducing ADH - anti-duiretic hormone....... we'll see.
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