Zoloft

from www.depression.about.com-- "When one stops Zoloft too rapidly a withdrawal syndrome may develop. Among the symptoms that may be experienced are nausea, tremors, lightheadedness, muscle pains, weakness, insomnia, and anxiety. The withdrawal symptoms usually last 1-2 weeks but in some instances they may gradually decrease over a period as long as a month. It is generally recommended that one taper off this medication gradually under a doctor's supervision. Check with your own personal physician for specific instructions."

Not to my knowledge. I believe each pill contains a different level of synthetic progesterone and estrogen to speficially control the way your body reacts to the hormones - hence the lay out of the pill packs. Each pill is meant to be taken around the same time, each day, in order. So skipping around and taking a Saturday pill on Monday isn't a good idea. However, if you lost a pill, it might be better for you to take the pill intended for the next day and continue from that day as you would normally rather than miss a day completely.

It depends on the pill brand. Yaz, Tricyclen, Estrostep, and Ortho-Novum 7/7/7 are all examples of pills with non-identical pills; some of these have as many as four different formulations in the same pack, counting the placebos. Check the instruction book that comes with each pack for more information.

Ive been on the pill for nearly 6 years now. I have used Microgynon (cant remember how to spell it) Dianete and Cilest and with all these the pills are identical and I havent yet heard of a pill where they are different, so if u accidentally take a different day there is nothing to worry about.

Any pills with 'tri' in the name are different. They have different doses every week. These are also the only pills that I have heard that you cannot take continuously to intentionally skip a period.

Hello,My daughter is 12yrs.old and has been dianosed with bi-poler,manic deppretion and im not a DR. but she has been taking zoloft 25mg. for about 6 mounths maybe a short time more and she is doing verry well i guess it depends on your age,weight,also what the doctor said is your dianouses. i hoped this help you.

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As mentioned above, dosing does not closely correlate with efficacy without a comprehensive profile of the patient, including diagnosis, age, weight, and idiosyncratic physiology (which can often only be inferred from medicinal trial and error). Importantly, some patients do respond profoundly to small dosages, though an acclimation period of up to 2-3 months at a given dosage may be required before true effects can be discerned.

Because Garcinia Cambogia increases levels of Serotonin in the brain. SSRI antidepressants do the same thing, so you could potentially run into a serious health condition called Serotonin Syndrome. It's not a good idea. If you're on a non-SSRI though, you might be able to take them both together without any problems. You should always consult your doctor, but I'm not sure a regular dr. would know much about Garcinia.

10 years

you can if you slowly come off of it. your body gets used to having it and if you just stop then you will get the same side effects as going on the medication. i believe the more you take the worse it is. i would suggest cutting down by 25mg to 50mg every 2 weeks that should cut down on any side effects and give your body time to adjust.

Cn you take centrum silver and fish oil and other vitamins with sequerl xr and zoloft?

6-7 years. I think it goes like this: Get your BSN, be registered as an RN, work in Critical Care for at least 1 year, (best for 3,4, or 5 years). Take an exam to enter the CRNA school.

Im still working on it myself, so this is all i could come up with.

if you want more info, just google.

Yes, Zoloft does cause apathy.

i think it takes at least 4 to 5 years

it was produced in the 1970s. but was not released/approved by the FDA until July 1997 for panic disorder and October of 1997 for panic disorder in children 6 to 17 yrs of age..

No, Prozac (or fluoxetine) is a SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) and there is no effect on the monoamine oxidase enzyme.

You can generally use Bach's Rescue Remedy while taking Zoloft, as it is a homeopathic remedy made from flower essences and is considered safe. However, it's essential to consult with your healthcare provider before combining any supplements or remedies with prescription medications. They can provide personalized advice based on your health history and current treatment plan. Always prioritize professional guidance when mixing treatments.

call a pharmacy. why would you trust your health to an anonymous blog?

Yes! There are no known reactions b/t these two drugs.

If you follow correct dosing procedures for both, yes you can. They don't have any known interactions.

Zoloft (sertraline) is typically tapered off gradually under a healthcare provider's supervision to minimize withdrawal symptoms. The duration of this tapering process can vary based on the individual and the dosage but generally takes several weeks to months. It's important to follow your doctor's guidance regarding the discontinuation process for a safe and effective transition. Always consult your healthcare provider before making any changes to your medication regimen.

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