Cialis vs Viagra

[DAVID 1]

What is the difference in these two. I am 15 months post PR my URO is too far for me to visit. He prescribed one or the other. But which is best and why?
Thanks
Dave

[Andy425]

What is the difference in these two. I am 15 months post PR my URO is too far for me to visit. He prescribed one or the other. But which is best and why?
Thanks
Dave

From my limited experience, there is no "best." Like any other drug, what's best for one man might not be for another.

My uro told me that Cialis can help heal the zillions of blood vessels that were destroyed during surgery, so he prescribed it to me on a daily low-dose, and to take more if I wanted an erection (which didn't work). Also, after a couple months of taking the daily low dose I got terrible acid reflux; I stopped taking it and the reflux went away. Everyone is different.

Also, Cialis is known as "the weekend pill;" its effects stay in your system, unlike Viagra, which works more or less immediately and then is done.

That's the extent of my knowledge on the subject, but I'm sure plenty of other guys will chime in.

[stanri]

At one time or the other tried them all, including a few "natural" types found on line. In my case, none produced a erection. All had some side effect, none serious. Finally use injections with 99% of the time success.

What is the difference in these two. I am 15 months post PR my URO is too far for me to visit. He prescribed one or the other. But which is best and why?
Thanks
Dave

From my limited experience, there is no "best." Like any other drug, what's best for one man might not be for another.

My uro told me that Cialis can help heal the zillions of blood vessels that were destroyed during surgery, so he prescribed it to me on a daily low-dose, and to take more if I wanted an erection (which didn't work). Also, after a couple months of taking the daily low dose I got terrible acid reflux; I stopped taking it and the reflux went away. Everyone is different.

Also, Cialis is known as "the weekend pill;" its effects stay in your system, unlike Viagra, which works more or less immediately and then is done.

That's the extent of my knowledge on the subject, but I'm sure plenty of other guys will chime in.

[Andy425]

What is the difference in these two. I am 15 months post PR my URO is too far for me to visit. He prescribed one or the other. But which is best and why?
Thanks
Dave

Another comment: None of these drugs do much good for erections after PC, especially if you had one nerve bundle removed like me. If they left both intact you have a better chance, but (as I understand it) there will still be some nerve damage -- which probably will heal to some unknown degree within 1-2 years post-surgery.