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At what maximum rate do allergic reactions to zoloft (sertraline) happen?
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Depends: Most likely what you are describing is an intolerance or idiosyncratic reaction (unexpected reaction particular to a small number of people likely genetically determined). You will need to provide a more detailed description of your reactions in addition to the time of onset after taking the pill for us to give you an opinion.
Answered 7/21/2013
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