10 weeks on 100mg Zoloft 😬
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Hi has anyone taken Sertraline 100mg before I'm on my 10 weeks felt good after 6 weeks but start feeling uncomfortable and have scared feelings also not enjoying stuff as I used to .Do I need to up my dose ?
Any advice will be appreciated.
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I'm much better too now. just sad I have to rely on a pill to be ok. but yeah I don't mind staying on them , I just never want to go back to how I was. xx
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does better now and off the meds, life is good for her now. I just don't want the meds to one day stop working for me, that's now a bog fear of mine. thank you ilda for listening
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I'm new to this forum thing but I wanted to join in as I have been on Sertraline (50mg) from February and since yesterday the doctor has upped my dose to 100mg. Due to this increase I wanted to look up any side effects and came across this discussion. A lot of what I'm reading is the same symptoms as I feel, loss of appetite, anxiety, aches and pains and worse of all a loss of interest in life. I thought these feelings were just part of my illness but I can see it could be the medication. Anyway I just thought I would let you know that you are not alone in these symptoms, keep going with the medication as I think we need to keep faith in the treatment as it must have helped many people in the past. Â
Also something which may help which was suggested at my therapy is a thought diary, I've loaded the app onto my phone and whenever you feel anxious write down the event and your emotions and how you can challenge these thoughts. I know it might sound silly (as I did!), but writting it down does seem to help and it can help you challenge your way of thinking which is what drives your feelings.
Good luck and keep going.
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I have kids need me to be happy and to Takecare of them .
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Yes, this is my first time of taking anti-depresents as well. I think you are right that talking to other people in similar situations is helpful and let's you know you are not alone, which you can feel sometimes.
The sleep thing can feel like a vicious circle, I was told to get into a bedtime routine (like when you was a kid), to prepare the mind for sleep. Keep a notepad by the bed so that if you do wake up, jot down the worry as this seems to help relax the mind. The following day you may be able to address the worry.
These are things I've been told to try, I hope they might help you.