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I read that zoloft can increase the half life of caffeine. is this true? i want to drink coffee but i wont if it will innteract with my medication.
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?: This may be possible, but I have not heard of it being important in any clinical way. I have many patients on sertraline ( and there are probably millions world wide ) and I would bet a very large number of them drink coffee. I can't find a report of this interaction.
Answered 8/5/2018
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