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On sertraline for 4 weeks and have been experiencing minor tremors - mostly in my fingers. side effect? is it possible it is a permanent side effect?
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Usually: it can be a side effect but usually not permanent. Still, you should probably chane to another antidepresssant
Answered 1/23/2017
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