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on sertraline and klonopin crying again after 3weeks on meds what should i do?

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Gonzalez
Gonzalez

Hi to all, hopefully you can help me understand some side effects of the sertaline 25mg in the morning and klonopin. 5mg at night to help sleep for anxiety and the sertaline for depression but i noticed that after 3 weeks I got a low grade temperature after the sertaline and now I've been noticing more sadness and crying almost as the med stopped working,. Im not really sure im worried as i have a 2year old, but prior to the low grade temp of 97.4.. the medicine was working fine not sure if i need a higher dose or different medication any help will be great, any success stories or advice

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  • lynne82155
    lynne82155 Gonzalez

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    Anything to do with medication is best discussed with your doctor.

    I have just changed medication and I see my doctor every week.

    I have just started sertraline 3 weeks on 50mg put up to 75mg on Wednesday,

    At first it gave me dizziness numbness and headaches,now its only slight headaches and stomach problems

    Stay Strongcheesygrin

    • Gonzalez
      Gonzalez lynne82155

      Posted

      Im doing everything that i can to stay strong and your words help
  • punk
    punk Gonzalez

    Posted

    I can relate to your situation. I'm on mirtazapine and vilazodone for moderate depression and anxiety. Every few months medicine stop working and I rush to my doctor for help. She increases the dose or change the medicines. 

    Please consult your doctor soon. But if you were to take my advise medicines only gives us a push and we have to walk the remaining steps. Some times we fumble some times we go smooth. 

    Get well soon

    • Gonzalez
      Gonzalez punk

      Posted

      Thank you so much for responding that helps a lot i will discuss with my doctor either to increase or change the medication
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