Cialis, in a wider Spectrum

Cialis better known as 'La weekender' is a popular drug for erectile dysfunction. The prospective of Tadalafil does not end with the treatment of erectile dysfunction. ICOS Corp. sees new possibilities with Tadalafil in the medical realm for healing human ailments. Tadalafil, which was formerly developed as an angina drug, now found to be helpful in lowering high blood pressure in men and women, controlling prostrate condition and also helps to deal with serious lung disorders.

Lilly ICOS researchers are contemplating on three possibilities:

David Goodkin, senior vice president of development and chief medical officer and others at ICOS insist on the point that many patients who suffer from erectile dysfunction also suffer from other physical problems that Cialis' could take care of. It is already proved fact that erectile dysfunction is not a disease in itself; it is a symptom or a result of other serious physical problems. As for example, men with prostatic hyperplasia repeatedly suffer sexual inability, 41 percent of men with ED have hypertension. At the same time, heart patients too often suffer from erectile dysfunction.

While none of the additional uses for Tadalafil has yet been approved as safe and effective, the possibilities of Tadalafil are alluring to the company's investors and they are very expectant of Tadalafil's approval for above mentioned conditions, other than ED, most importantly, when hypertension is a vast market. After all, Cialis relaxes smoothens muscles and tissues in blood vessels and arteries to facilitate effective blood flow, which is a key to well-being of heart and lung and overall health.