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Sertraline with Seroquel added on

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abby56321
abby56321

Has anyone taken Seroquel to augment with Zoloft? My psychiatrist added it (25mg) at night only. Apparently the two work together to combat anxiety and depression. Only on 75mg of Zoloft, but have been for 8 weeks. Some improvement, but not much. Tried going up to 100mg and couldn’t stop throwing up and had the worst panic attack ever. If anyone has had this combo and has had a positive outcome, I’d love to hear it! Please, nothing negative. Thank You!

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  • Hollyxanarchy
    Hollyxanarchy abby56321

    Posted

    Hey! I've been on seroquel for a while with Zoloft and have had no problems with it! Be prepared for the seroquel to knock you out in about 20 mins. And left over tiredness throughout the day. But it helps with anxiety tons. 😊

    • abby56321
      abby56321 Hollyxanarchy

      Posted

      Thank you so much for replying! I am a week in on the seroquel. Today is the first day I’ve noticed a difference in my anxiety! And I’m super anxiety about it. Hoping in 2-3 weeks it’s even better. My dr said it’ll take that long to see full benefits from it working with the Zoloft. What was your experience in the beginning? Did it take a little time to kick in?
    • Hollyxanarchy
      Hollyxanarchy abby56321

      Posted

      The beginning helped so much, the excess tiredness was quite annoying, but I needed sleep during that time so I wasn't complaining. Once you get used to the excess tiredness it's great

  • tara07
    tara07 abby56321

    Posted

    Can I take sertraline 100mg and quatepine 100mg together
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