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Does the restlessness of sertraline go away when you stop taking them?
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Yes: Yes, the side effects , in general, go away once the medication is stopped. Then you have to consider what to replace it with in order to avoid worsening of your symptoms of anxiety or depression or both.
Answered 5/18/2014
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Yes : Yes. No problem there. Take care.
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