Tadarise 60 mg should not be overdosed because it is already a high‑strength tadalafil tablet (60 mg), and taking more than prescribed greatly increases the risk of severe side effects and serious health problems. Main risks of overdosing Tadarise 60 mg Dangerously low blood pressure: Tadalafil can cause blood pressure to drop; overdosing may lead to very low pressure, dizziness, fainting, or shock, especially if you take nitrates (for chest pain) or certain blood‑pressure medicines. Prolonged or painful erection (priapism): A high dose raises the chance of erection lasting more than 4 hours, which can damage penile tissue and requires emergency treatment. Heart and circulation problems: Overdose can cause chest pain, irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, or worsen pre‑existing heart disease. Neurological and sensory risks Overdose may cause severe headache, dizziness, blurred or abnormal vision, ringing in the ears, or sudden hearing loss, which can be permanent in some cases. It can also trigger allergic‑type reactions (hives, rash, swelling) and, in rare cases, serious skin reactions or breathing difficulties. Why 60 mg itself is already strong Tadarise 60 mg is one of the highest strengths of tadalafil and is usually reserved for men who do not respond to lower doses; many guidelines explicitly warn not to take more than one tablet in 24 hours. In short, Tadarise 60 mg should be taken only once per day as directed by a doctor, and you should never take a second 60 mg dose or combine it with other ED medicines (like sildenafil or other tadalafil brands) because overdose can become life‑threatening. If you accidentally take extra, seek urgent medical help.