Sertraline withdrawl
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I stopped taking sertraline 4/5 days ago. Yesterday and today I feel dizzy and very sleepy. Is this normal?
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Posted , 6 users are following.
I stopped taking sertraline 4/5 days ago. Yesterday and today I feel dizzy and very sleepy. Is this normal?
0 likes, 11 replies
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Wilb michele60777
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michele60777 Wilb
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Tezes michele60777
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Stopping cold turkey can be dangerous and cause lasting damage to your nervous system, to prevent this follow the 10% tapering method. You will find details if you search this site under 'sertraline withdrawal, does it go away'.
Halloween13 Tezes
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Can I ask what are these dangerous side effects or long lasting problems that you can get? So far I've come up empty. Is there a "life after Sertraline" forum to see how people are living now not on any drugs?
michele60777 Tezes
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Tezes Halloween13
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Yes, search under the title I gave in my previous post, plenty of info on there.
Don't want to worry you but the fact is some people who can off too quickly are still suffering withdrawals ( that can often mimic a relapse of original problem) years after discontinuing sertraline.
maureen75524 michele60777
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michele60777 maureen75524
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maureen75524 michele60777
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I tried to copy and paste the link but it wouldn't work this time.
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a-new-day michele60777
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