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Will i have side effect decreasing sertraline 50mg to 25 mg?
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Possible.: It is possible to have side effects from decreasing the dose of your zoloft (sertraline). Some common ones might be lightheadedness, dizziness , and possibly increased anxiety. Before decreasing or stopping any medication like this it is important to discuss this with your doctor as he can tell you how to adjust your medication safely. Be well.
Answered 9/16/2015
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