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What should i take zoloft (sertraline) tablets with a full glass of water. why is that recommended?
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There is no good rea: I do not know of any medical reason to drink too much water when taking zoloft (sertraline). I would say you take a few gulps of water, enough to get it down into your stomach.
Answered 3/7/2018
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