New here, lurking for a bit and just want to reply

[nitetrak]

I've been hanging around reading posts for some time, and now that I'd like to respond to a thread, it looks like introducing myself is the step I have to take first.

 

[pilsnermagnus]

Yeah me too.

 

[Gigachad]

lmaao same situation for me. Dude, i've got a ton of knowledge and opinions i want to share with everyone. Honestly i feel like responding to every single post on here, but oh well, the rules are the rules

 

[VegetableIce]

Just joined, been reading quietly for a while, and figured I'd post something.

I suppose the rules are the rules.

 

[Cabo999]

Likewise, glad to have you with us. Let's continue reading and sharing.

 

[OGPezPez]

I suppose this thread has turned into a party.

 

[Makoto]

Same here — a bunch of us are hanging around quietly, hoping to unlock additional areas of the forum, lol.

 

[meltme26]

OGPezPez said:

I suppose this thread has turned into a party.

 

[smallbrainchud]

Same! So much content and so many conversations going on in this space — being involved would be great. Over on Reddit, there are limits on the topics you're able to bring up.

 

[nitetrak]

I suppose my earlier introduction wasn't sufficient. Hi there—normally I just read along, and I only chime in when I've got something worth contributing.

A thread about Cialis (tadalafil) caught my eye, so I wanted to share my experience: for roughly a couple of years, I took the maximum 20mg dose, once every three days. At my most recent appointment, my doctor picked up on heart palpitations and had me use a Zio patch (heart monitor) for four days. I experienced a lot of palpitations, among them double and tripple, and on many occasions my heart didn't pump correctly three times in a row.

Because of that, I quit taking it, and within about four days they became less frequent. It's now been more than a week, and I believe my heart rythm is back to normal. I plan to ask the doctor for a retest before long.