Cialis is prescribed for men with erectile dysfunction, not women. It doesn't enhance sexual desire for women and neither treats Female Sexual Dysfunction (FSD) as it focuses on male sexual function. Treatment for FSD includes psychotherapy and understanding underlying physical or psychological causes.

The refractory period is the time after orgasm when a man can't achieve another orgasm. It is a natural recovery phase for men to get another erection, and it varies from minutes to hours and is influenced by age, health, and stress. Techniques like foreplay, pelvic exercises, and certain supplements may help shorten it. Maintaining overall health can help support a fulfilling sexual life.

Sexual drive in men can decrease with age due to declining testosterone levels, medical conditions, mental health issues, and medications. Despite these challenges, many men remain sexually active into their 70s and 80s. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, treating medical conditions, and addressing erectile dysfunction can help men sustain a fulfilling sexual life.

Cialis is an Erectile dysfunction(ED) medicine that helps a man improve erectile function. During ED, a man is unable to get or keep an erection enough for sexual penetration.

Cialis is a widely used treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED), proven safe and effective for a couple of years. Long-term safety beyond this period remains under-researched, though no evidence suggests it loses effectiveness or poses significant dangers. Regular monitoring and proper dosage, as prescribed by a healthcare provider, are essential for ongoing use.