Table 4 Map of non-psychiatric indications of medications described in studies
Dosages/time | sedation | emergency | ejaculation failure | analgesia | anaesthesia | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
promethazine | 5 mg/NR | Ng, 2002 [37] | ||||
sertraline | NR/NR | Lu, 2009 [30] | ||||
amoxapine | NR/NR | Karibe, 2024 [24] | ||||
diazepam | 1–10 mg, i.v. or 10–20 mg p.o./NR | Elkington, 2003 [13] Ng, 2002 [37] | ||||
midazolam | 5–10 mg, i.v.; 0.05–0.06 mg/kg infusion/NR | Ben-Shlomo, 1999 [6] Elkington, 2003 [13] | Casati, 1999 [9] | |||
temazepam | 20 mg p.o./NR | Elkington, 2003 [13] | ||||
naloxone | NR/NR | Elkington, 2003 [13] | ||||
flumazenil | NR//NR | Elkington, 2003 [13] | ||||
methadone | 5–7.5 mg,i.m/NR | Roest, 2019 [44] | ||||
ketamine | 0.75 mg per kg/NR | Ben-Shlomo, 1999 [6] |