Which conditions might require a higher dose of Duratia 30 Mg?
Duratia 30 mg (containing dapoxetine) is primarily prescribed for the treatment of premature ejaculation (PE) in men. The typical starting dose is 30 mg, but in certain cases, a higher dose (such as 60 mg) may be considered. Conditions or factors that might require a higher dose include:
1. Inadequate Response to 30 mg Dose
If the 30 mg dose does not provide sufficient improvement in ejaculation control or satisfaction, the dose may be increased to 60 mg.
This should be done under medical supervision.
2. Severe Premature Ejaculation
Men with more severe or persistent cases of PE, where ejaculation occurs consistently with minimal sexual stimulation, may benefit from a higher dose.
3. Higher Body Weight
In some cases, men with higher body weight or larger body mass might metabolize the drug faster, reducing its efficacy at lower doses.
4. Tolerance Development
Over time, some patients may develop tolerance to the 30 mg dose, necessitating an increase to maintain the same level of efficacy.
5. Psychological Factors
Men with significant psychological contributors to PE (such as anxiety or performance stress) might need a higher dose if lower doses do not sufficiently manage symptoms.