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Posted by chewy on October 20, 2003, at 20:59:17
Wow, I was taking 50mg of Zoloft for about 3 weeks and decided to stop. My pcp had me ease off with 25mg for a week, then stop completely. I have had morning head aches for that entire week and well into this one. I feel woozy most of the day and feel like I have the flu. That stuff hit me hard and I just want to be medication free for a while.
Has anyone had such and experience with Zoloft?
I don't want to be depressed, but both ads that I tried [Effexor and Zoloft] had very unpleasant side effects. Guess there is no free ride!
Posted by ace on October 20, 2003, at 21:11:14
In reply to zoloft withdraw, posted by chewy on October 20, 2003, at 20:59:17
> Wow, I was taking 50mg of Zoloft for about 3 weeks and decided to stop. My pcp had me ease off with 25mg for a week, then stop completely. I have had morning head aches for that entire week and well into this one. I feel woozy most of the day and feel like I have the flu. That stuff hit me hard and I just want to be medication free for a while.
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> Has anyone had such and experience with Zoloft?Yeah, preety much the same. BUT it caused a huge depression on withdrawal too, even though the drug did not alleviate my depression.
> I don't want to be depressed, but both ads that I tried [Effexor and Zoloft] had very unpleasant side effects. Guess there is no free ride!The Nardil withdrawal is not that bad at all. Actually there is not many symptoms for me at all- just another great thing about this great drug!
Ace.
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