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A member asked:
How common is it to get side effects from taking zoloft (sertraline)?
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Common: Side effects are common early on & most often diminish over time (a week or 2). If they are serious, fail to diminish, or are intolerable, then contact your prescriber immediately for instructions & consideration of alternative medication. See comment below.
Answered 7/18/2019
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