Do you any of you guys use Cialis ed or eod?

[malfeasance]

Found on Google
Cialis relaxes the lower esophageal sphincter, which may lead to heartburn.

 

[BamaCrazy]

Found on Google
Cialis relaxes the lower esophageal sphincter, which may lead to heartburn.

Damn. How many sphincters do I have? Haha

 

[Ghoul]

Damn. How many sphincters do I have? Haha

A tren buddy will be happy to find them all for you.

 

[BamaCrazy]

A tren buddy will be happy to find them all for you.

However many I have they are designated for “Exit Only” haha

 

[Ghoul]

However many I have they are designated for “Exit Only” haha

A phrase from the Morton Downey Jr. show my grandfather used to watch, lol.

 

[Ping]

Nasal congestion was my biggest issue, to the extent it caused trouble with my sleep. Interesting to hear it may moderate after a time. I may give this another look, because I remember everything else about my experience being positive.

 

[malfeasance]

However many I have they are designated for “Exit Only” haha

The lower esophageal sphincter should be entrance only, or you get acid burning (heartburn) of anything exits.

 

[TRTBro]

Try yogurt for the heartburn. Works better than tums IMO.

It went away for me eventually but I find if I don't eat it comes back either way.

 

[Nidus]

Nasal congestion was my biggest issue, to the extent it caused trouble with my sleep. Interesting to hear it may moderate after a time. I may give this another look, because I remember everything else about my experience being positive.

Aren't there surgeries for that, like small invasive ones where they open up the nostrils and airways of the nose more?

 

[Ghoul]

Cialis sides are similar to blood pressure med sides.

The drugs relax blood vessels, including small ones that provide too much blood flow to things like mucus membranes, which creates congestion.

Over a few weeks, the body has mechanisms that make certain vessels constrict back down to rebalance blood flow, and the sides go away.

 

[DugPrime]

telm = TELMISARTAN

What's 'met'?

meth

 

[Ping]

Aren't there surgeries for that, like small invasive ones where they open up the nostrils and airways of the nose more?

Yes, if there is an underlying structural defect. Examples include deviated septum, hypertrophy of the nasal turbinates, and nasal polyps. These conditions could certainly be aggravated by vasodilators like Cialis.

Whether it would be worth surgery to be able to take Cialis for its secondary effects (not ED) is an individual decision. The math doesn't work for me, but maybe it would for someone else.