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A member asked:
Are zoloft (sertraline) fatigue symtoms temporary?
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Depends: If this is an initial side effect this is likely temporary. If you have been taking the medication for a month or more before experiencing this probably not. Consult your doctor to see about this symptom in your case.
Answered 2/11/2021
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