Dapoxetine taking 90mg

A single dose of 90 mg of dapoxetine is an overdose and may increase the risk of adverse reactions. The usual dose of dapoxetine for the treatment of premature ejaculation is 30 mg, and the maximum single dose does not exceed 60 mg.

Dapoxetine is a short-acting, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor that delays ejaculation latency by modulating neurotransmitters. The 30 mg dose can meet the needs of most patients, and the 60 mg dose is suitable for those who do not respond well to 30 mg. 90 mg is far more than the recommended dose, which may aggravate adverse reactions such as dizziness, nausea, and diarrhea. In severe cases, syncope or cardiovascular events may occur. Drug metabolism is affected by individual differences, and those with abnormal liver function are more likely to suffer from accumulation poisoning.

In rare cases, doctors may adjust the dose based on patient tolerance, but vital signs need to be monitored closely. Overdosing on your own may mask underlying conditions, such as thyroid dysfunction or prostatitis. Long-term overdose may lead to drug dependence or worsening of sexual dysfunction. If you take 90 mg by mistake, you should seek medical attention immediately and observe for 4-6 hours to monitor blood pressure and neurological symptoms.

It is recommended that patients with premature ejaculation first try behavioral therapy combined with a 30mg dose. If the effect is not good, adjust it under the guidance of a doctor. Avoid using it in combination with alcohol or other antidepressants, and pay attention to replenishing water while taking the drug to prevent orthostatic hypotension. Regular follow-up visits are required to evaluate the efficacy and safety, and when necessary, psychological treatment is required to improve the quality of sexual life.