A 32-year-old male asked:
Had a panic attack, when i was eating ice cream, and thought it was allergic reaction. Developed fear of allergy and swollen tongue. Have no allergies.
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Dr. Shah Nawaz answered
34 years experience in Psychiatry
What are symptoms: What were your symptoms you are already on zoloft (sertraline) what is your dose sometime people start high dose zoloft (sertraline) they can have panic attack start low go slow.
Answered on Mar 30, 2015
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