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Can i have 50mg of zoloft in the morning and a glass of wine at night?
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No!: Drinking alcohol while you are taking ZOLOFT is not recommended. Also please keep in mind this is a very potent psychiatric drug which has many potential side effects which your prescribing doctor should discuss with you. I therefore would like to suggest that you also discuss possible natural interventions for your condition with the prescribing physician. I wish you well with your mental health!
Answered 6/12/2019
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