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deanna21157
deanna21157

What happens if u take 7 sertraline

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  • GodsServant
    GodsServant deanna21157

    Posted

    How long have you been taking it and what dosage is each pill? You could have serontonin syndrome. If it is not severe you can take a muscle relaxant or a benzodiazepines like klonopin or Ativan. 

     

    • GodsServant
      GodsServant deanna21157

      Posted

      Deanna, sorry, out sick with a terrible cold and cough this weekend, sleeping for most part, but how are you? Please drop a note to let us know you are ok. 
  • lauren_21564
    lauren_21564 deanna21157

    Posted

    Can you get in to see someone? Worried about this choice. Please reach out...
    • deanna21157
      deanna21157 lauren_21564

      Posted

      Not over the weekend so I will need to wait till Monday but I will be fine
  • Samrock
    Samrock deanna21157

    Posted

    Hey Deanna,

    You should be fine. Sertraline becomes ineffective after 200mg. It would seem you too a total of 700mg. So anything after 200mg isn't going to have an effect on you.

    The fact that you've been taking it a year, will mean that it's well and trully integrated into your system, so you shouldn't experience any crazy side effects.

    Just be careful in future. smile

    • Samrock
      Samrock

      Posted

      *Took a total of 700mg*
    • nancyew
      nancyew Samrock

      Posted

      I would query what you are sayin to deanna.  A doctor should be consulted!!

       

    • Samrock
      Samrock nancyew

      Posted

      Oh, of course! I'm not a doctor so I can't give professional advice, but I can give my own experience of the drug that I've been on a while now.

      Every single post that is on this forum should be consulted with a doctor. We're just here for moral support.

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