FDA approves Cialis to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia

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Cialis Treats Enlarged Prostate

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Looks like there's another use for this ED (erectile dysfunction) drug, Cialis (also known as tadalifil).

Men, if you have an enlarged prostate, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), Cialis might be able to help you by treating your BPH symptoms, according to this CBS News article, "Impotence Drug Eases Prostate Problems - Study Shows That Popular ED Drug Cialis Lessens Symptoms of Enlarged Prostate."

Not sure if you have BPH? Then read this list of common BPH symptoms . . .

• Having to urinate frequently and urgently
• Having to urinate at night
• A straining sensation while urinating
• Still feeling the urge to urinate or a full bladder even after going to the bathroom
• A weak urine stream

Learn more about BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia):

1. Dr. Peter Scardino's Prostate Book: The Complete Guide to Overcoming Prostate Cancer, Prostatitis, and BPH (book)

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Survey says! Men, you need to tell your doctor about your erectile dysfunction (ED)

Men, tell your doctor about your erectile dysfunction (ED). Your ED might be a warning that you might have other potentially serious health conditions. Read this article for in-depth details, "The ED Conversation Dilemma: Forty Percent Of Men With ED Don't Talk To Their Doctor, Survey Finds." It's important for men to discuss ED with a health professional for two reasons. First, to find out if there are other serious medical conditions that require treatment or attention. Second, erectile dysfuntion (ED) can be treated with medications such as Cialis (tadalafil). If you think you're reading about yourself, I recommend you strongly consider sharing your ED with your doctor.

Do some more reading, and learn more about ED:
100 Questions & Answers About Erectile Dysfunction, Second Edition (100 Questions & Answers about . . .)

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