What Is Steady State Concentration?

Steady-state concentration refers to the plasma drug concentration at a stable level after 4 to 5 half-lives.

Steady state concentration

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Steady-state concentration refers to the plasma drug concentration at a stable level after 4 to 5 half-lives.
The time to reach the steady-state concentration depends on the elimination half-life of the drug. Increasing the frequency of administration or increasing the dosage cannot make the steady-state concentration reach in advance, but can only change the total amount of drug in the body.