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I take 50mg sertraline at nighttime but having problems sleeping would i be better trying taking it in the mornings?
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Yes: If your sertraline is keeping you awake at night, you can try taking it in the morning. Sometimes sertraline can be stimulating. Always discuss your medication changes with your doctor. Best wishes!
Answered 3/12/2015
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