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A comprehensive study indicates that using the medication "Tadalafil" (Cialis) to treat urinary tract symptoms related to benign prostatic hyperplasia or erectile dysfunction may increase the risk of developing glaucoma (the "green" or "water" disease) by up to 22%. The study's results showed that men who take this medication for a long period are 32% more likely to experience elevated eye pressure and are 33% more likely to begin glaucoma treatment compared to those who do not use it. This highlights the importance of regular eye examinations before and during treatment. However, the study did not establish a direct causative link between "Tadalafil" and these eye conditions.
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