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tracey11164
tracey11164

Been on 150mgs of sertraline for 3 mths now is it normal to have a dizzy head a lot of the time I'm drinking plenty of water .getting me down now

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  • sharon70125
    sharon70125 tracey11164

    Posted

    Hi I'm on sertraline been on it for 4weeks and doctors put me up from 50mg to 100mg and I get dizzy light headed like your going to faint I also get very hot and shake a lot to its not nice at all xxx
    • tracey11164
      tracey11164 sharon70125

      Posted

      I know it's awfull isn't it the hot flushes and dizzy but the shakes I hate x
    • sharon70125
      sharon70125 tracey11164

      Posted

      Hi I'm on it for both but mostly anxiety so you said that you still feel dizzy and you've been on sertraline for 3 months
    • tracey11164
      tracey11164 sharon70125

      Posted

      Well been on 100 for yrs but had a set bk 3 mths ago so doc upped them but I think it's to strong for me he wanted me to go too 250 but I refused xx
  • philip46747
    philip46747 tracey11164

    Posted

    I have dizzy moments today I think the weather is helping one

    minute it's cold the next it's sunny and humid, 

  • wayne76842
    wayne76842 tracey11164

    Posted

    hi

    still get dizzy spells and i have been on 100mg for the last few months, your not alone .take care

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