Question 1

does zoloft cause hypoglycemia?

Accepted Answer

No: Does not affect glucose/sugar metabolism.

Question 2

is zoloft (sertraline) sedating?

Accepted Answer

Can be: A common side effect of Zoloft (sertraline) is drowsiness. Bedtime dosing may allay the problem. Be sure to discuss any side effects with your prescribing doctor. Best wishes.

Question 3

what herbs interact with zoloft?

Accepted Answer

St. John’s Wort.: St. John’s Wort cannot be taken with medications like Zoloft.

Question 4

does zoloft help for fibromyalgia ?

Accepted Answer

It may help: Duloxetine, milnacipran and pregabalin are FDA approved for the treatment of fibromyalgia. SSRI antidepressants like Zoloft may help reduce anxiety or depression associated with fibromyalgia but are used off-label for the treatment of this condition.

Question 5

can i take melatonin on 100 mg zoloft?

Accepted Answer

Probably: There is no listed interaction between the two on available sites. However, both do enter the brain &amp; effect nerve cells. Your individual response may depend on the dose and form of melatonin used. (short vs long acting)

Question 6

could zoloft (sertraline) stop working?

Accepted Answer

Zoloft (sertraline) can poop out: Yes. It is an interesting antidepressant. I find that it works for a while at one dose, and that the dose may need to be increased several times during treatment because of depression breakthrough. Sometimes it stops working altogether and then this is the tie that your psychiatrist will really earn his or her money coming up with a new treatment regimen which may still include zoloft (sertraline)..

Question 7

how difficult is quitting ssri's/zoloft?

Accepted Answer

Difficult.: Patients are usually on these medications for anxiety/ depression symptoms.  It does alter the brain chemistry, so to allow the body to slowly adapt to not having it is tricky and can take months to years.  You could feel a rebound of the original symptoms and/or other effects if you stop too quick.

Question 8

effects of zoloft (sertraline) overdose?

Accepted Answer

Common effects: •drowsiness •vomiting •increased heart rate (tachycardia) or slow heart rate (bradycardia) •nausea •dizziness •agitation 
•shakiness (tremor). 
  •coma •seizures •delirium •hallucinations •high blood pressure (hypertension) •fainting •loss of life.

Question 9

can zoloft (sertraline) cause headaches?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Like any other ssris.

Question 10

can zoloft (sertraline) give you energy?

Accepted Answer

No : If you were feeling tired due to depression then it will help.

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