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I'm experiencing a cough side effect on sertraline (50 mg, 4th week of treatment). is this side effect temporary, should i alter / terminate treatment?
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Cough: Are you certain that the cough is related to the sertraline? It is listed as a possible side effect although incredibly rare and even more so that it started 4 weeks after treatment started. I'd discuss with your doctor to rule out any other causes that might be the culprit. Hope that helps!
Answered 4/3/2016
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