Poxet 60 mg contains dapoxetine, used to treat premature ejaculation. Some side effects are mild, but certain symptoms mean you should stop taking it and seek medical attention. 1. Symptoms requiring immediate discontinuation Seek urgent medical attention Stop Poxet and seek urgent care if you experience: Fainting or loss of consciousness. Severe dizziness or feeling that you are about to collapse. Chest pain or difficulty breathing. Seizures or convulsions. Severe allergic reaction, including facial or throat swelling. Poxet 60 mg , high fever, agitation, muscle stiffness or tremors (possible serotonin syndrome). 2. Symptoms requiring medical review before another dose Persistent headache. Repeated nausea or vomiting. Blurred vision. Significant weakness. Palpitations or unusually rapid heartbeat. Recurrent dizziness, especially when standing. 3. When is dizziness dangerous? Dapoxetine can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure, particularly when standing up. If you feel dizzy: Sit or lie down immediately. Elevate your legs if you feel faint. Avoid driving. Do not take another dose until you have discussed the symptoms with your doctor. 4. Important precautions Avoid alcohol. Do not combine Poxet with tramadol or other antidepressants without medical supervision. The recommended maximum dose is 60 mg within 24 hours. Do not take it more than once in 24 hours. Let me ask you three important questions Are you currently taking Poxet 60 mg? Have you experienced dizziness, weakness, palpitations or fainting? Are you also taking Tadarise, Silagra, Malegra or Super Tadalis SX? I can help you identify potentially dangerous side effects and interactions, especially if you are also using erectile dysfunction medication.