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No, Cialis is not a blood thinner.

Blood vessels carrying blood to the penis relax, which allows sufficient amount of blood to create an erection.

If the body also produces phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5), then the flow of blood can be reduced or eliminated.

Cialis works by preventing the body from producing PDE5, which then allows blood to flow to the penis.

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