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A member asked:
What the recommend dayly dose of zoloft (sertraline)?
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Result dependant: It is always recommended to use the lowest therapeutic dose of an y medication, so every person can be different. "usual" adult doses can range form 50mg to 200mg doses [high] with 100mg being the most common . Best wishes.
Answered 5/20/2017
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Zoloft: Most often dosing is between 50 to 200 mg. However it may be used with off-label dosing. For instance in some instances - a dose of 400 mg of zoloft might be prescribed. Occasionally, I see someone respond to a dose lower than 50 mg.
Answered 5/20/2017
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WHAT happens if I accidently took 2 doses of my zoloft (sertraline)?? Im taking 12.5 mg. I couldn't remember if I took it in the morning, so I took it at 2:00. OK?
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My pdoc said that i can up the Zoloft (sertraline) dose from 150 to 200mg if i feel 150 doesn't help enough. Would upping it be wise? (i had 0 side effects so far)
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