There is no clinical experience of overdose. Single doses up to 1,200 mg and multiple doses up to 1,200 mg twice daily have been administered to healthy subjects for nine days without clinically significant adverse effects. In the event of suspected overdose, appropriate supportive medical care should be provided e.g. by eliminating the gastric contents, clinical supervision and, if necessary, the institution of symptomatic treatment. Dialysis is unlikely to be an efficient method of active substance removal due to high protein binding.
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