kirazmattson
1329 posts
Sep 02, 2026
3:17 AM
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 Poxet 60 mg (dapoxetine 60 mg), it is not suitable for every man. In fact, official guidance recommends starting with 30 mg, and increasing to 60 mg only if 30 mg is insufficient and well tolerated. Side effects are more frequent at 60 mg. N NICE +1 Men who should generally NOT take Poxet 60 mg Men with significant heart disease, such as heart failure or significant ischemic heart disease. Men with a history of fainting (syncope) or significant dizziness/orthostatic blood-pressure problems. Men with moderate or severe liver disease. Men taking MAO inhibitors, other SSRIs/SNRIs, tricyclic antidepressants, or certain other serotonin-affecting medicines. Men taking potent CYP3A4 inhibitors such as certain antifungal or HIV medicines. Men taking sildenafil (Fildena/Silagra) or other PDE-5 inhibitors—POXET 60 MG product guidance advises against this combination because of increased risk of fainting. N NICE +1 Men under 18 or over 64/65, depending on the product's approved age range; safety isn't established in older men. N National Drug Formulary 60 mg also has a higher risk of dizziness, nausea and fainting than 30 mg. N NICE Since you've been asking about Fildena/Silagra and Poxet, don't combine them on your own. If you tell me your age and whether you currently take Fildena, Silagra, Tadasoft, blood-pressure medicines, or antidepressants, I can explain the specific risks.
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