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I’ve been on sertraline 100mg for about 9 months now the start was horrendous but I got back on my feet and became so happy again, these past few days I’ve been quite down my heads felt a bit battered and I keep worrying over stupid things that shouldn’t really bother me I just have them going around in my head, it’s making me quite depressed tbh what shall I do? Do you think I should up then or? Is it normal to get days like this? 

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  • claire43316
    claire43316 Guest

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    Hi, I’m in the same boat! I’ve been on 100mg since February and felt like my old self most days, but yesterday I woke up having a panic attack which left me with anxiety all day, I’ve woke up today with the same!

    Maybe we will have days like this still I wish we wouldn’t though. 

    It helps to know I’m not alone but still need reassuring that this will pass. 

    I hope your feeling better soon x

  • HopeNFaith
    HopeNFaith Guest

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    Hi there

    You’re not alone. I’ve had the same thing. Mostly good days though. As time goes on I noticed that even though I have bad days it doesn’t last as long. 

    I get my bad days mainly when it’s near my time of the month. Or if I don’t have enough sleep it catches up on me and I end up with low mood. 

    I try to enjoy those good days and remember that more good days will follow. 

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