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Will lithium or zoloft (sertraline) cause a runny nose? or is it just a coincidence since started taking that nose has not stopped running?what can do to relieve?
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Rhinitis : Zoloft (sertraline) has rhinitis as one of its frequent side effects.Rhinitis causes a runny nose. See your family doctor for possible treatment options.Best wishes.
Answered 12/25/2013
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