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Why and When Priligy Is Used

Priligy is quite a popular medication these days, and it contains dapoxetine as its active ingredient. The main reason why it is so demanded is that its intake helps men solve their premature ejaculation problems effectively. Basically, it belongs to a group of drugs called SSRIs. There are certain questions that should be answered before you start taking it.

How Does Priligy Work?

It works by increasing the main activity of serotonin in your nervous system, and the most important thing is that one of its functions is to send nerve messages related to ejaculation, thus, allowing you to control it. You need to take this medication a few hours before your planned sexual intercourse to last longer.

How Should You Take It?

There are certain guidelines that should be followed when taking Priligy, such as the following:

1. One pill should be taken 1-3 hours before your planned sex.
2. You can take it both with and without food, but be sure to drink enough water and swallow the pill completely.
3. It’s not allowed to take this medicine more than once a day to avoid side effects and overdosing.
4. A standard dose is 30 mg, but it can be both decreased and increased according to your individual response.

What Are Important Warnings?

You should be aware of certain warnings before you start this treatment. For example, the use of Priligy can make you feel dizzy or sleepy, so you shouldn’t perform any activity that requires your full alertness. You shouldn’t drink alcoholic beverages because you risk ending up with increased adverse effects. Another important thing is that this medication may result in drops in your blood pressure, and it shouldn’t be combined with certain recreational drugs.

Who Should Refrain from Taking Priligy?

Keep in mind that this treatment is not recommended for the following groups:

1. Teens and kids who are less than 18 years old.
2. Patients with a medical history of fainting and uncontrolled epilepsy.
3. People with serious heart issues, including angina, heart failures, attacks and so on.
4. Patients with specific psychiatric and mental conditions, such as depression and bipolar affective disorder.
5. Patients with certain liver and kidney problems.
6. Priligy contains lactose, so it is not advised for people who have rare problems, like lactose intolerance.
7. Patients who are over 65 years old.
8. People with different allergic reactions to its components.

What Are Possible Drug Interactions?

When taking Priligy, make sure you don’t combine this medicine with such drugs as lithium, SNRI and SSRI antidepressants, MAO inhibitors, linezolid, tricyclic pills, tramadol, triptans and some others. For example, this medication shouldn’t be taken together with specific antifungals, antibiotics and pills for HIV.

What about Adverse Effects?

The intake of Priligy may cause certain side effects, including headaches, dizziness, sickness, tremors, anxiety, agitation, insomnia, yawning, difficulty concentrating, blurred vision, etc. Consult your doctor to ensure you take the right dose and avoid side effects occurrence.