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Jeannierodas, Not photosensitivity per se, but it does cause some people to experience blurred vision and/or other visual abnormalities. If this is happening to you, then you need to make your doctor aware of this right away. Hope this helps.
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Through unknown mechanisms, sertraline may increase the blood thinning action of warfarin (Coumadin). The effect of warfarin should be monitored when sertraline is started or stopped.
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During concomitant use of zoloft and somas, patients should be monitored for potentially excessive or prolonged CNS and respiratory depression. ChaCha again!
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I am desperately trying to find out what the normal rule of thumb is for how much time is adequate between increasing the doses of medication. My daughter (7 1/2) just began Zoloft a week ago at 25mg. Her doctor suggested increasing to 50mg after
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Zoloft and its generic alternatives are on sale online and in pharmacies worldwide. So you can either buy Zoloft or buy Generic Sertraline drug online. Many online pharmacies also have sample packs of these medications available at discount prices,
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Invega, Percocet, and Zoloft all cause drowsiness, combined the effects are increased. ChaCha!
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The dizziness/drunkness and brain zaps that you are experiencing are a very well-known result of "withdrawal" from antidepressants called SSRIs. People prefer to use the term "discontinuation syndrome" because "withdrawal" has such a negative image
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yes you can switch zoloft to wellbutrin just wait 2 weeks and there will be no problems i hope this helps.
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You should not simply stop taking Zoloft. You need to see the health professional that prescribed the drug and ask to be taken off the drug. That will be done under that person's care and they will ensure you do not suffer any undue problems.
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RULE OF THUMB: Always check with your doctor before taking any over-the-counter medication or herbal/nutritional supplement! Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, there are some cases where two different medicines may be
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