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Hi,i'm taking zoloft 75 mg/d for my sadness (without real reason) since 4 mnths. zoloft is not working, i still feel sad. i increase the dose? thx.

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Persistent sadness: It typically takes about a month to see the maximum benefit someone is going to have with any one dose. If people are still having symptoms after a month, a physician may recommend changing medications, increasing the dose, counseling or testing for other health problems - like an underactive thyroid - that could cause depression symptoms.

Answered 10/23/2016

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NO!: Do not alter medications without physician's approval. Consequences can be extremely serious. Please be evaluated by a psychiatrist before making any changes.

Answered 11/28/2017

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