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I did experience weight gain and a loss of some patience while on it. But now that I am off of it, i feel GREAT
Hope this helps! :-D
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you may not be on a high enough dose. zoloft helped me tremendously, 100 mg per day. now, 10 or so years later, i want off of it. i am weaning of by doctors supervision. only two weeks now and feel fuzzy, irratable, emotional, crying for no reason, etc. when you're on it it's great, but try to get off!!!!
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I took zoloft as my first anti depressant. It actually worked really well for me i felt like i was no longer in the "gray zone" and i was much happier and calm. I stopped taking the medication bc my mom said she doesnt ike me on it but shes a miserable twitch and tries to make everything difficult. Anways, If i could i would have stayed on zoloft I imange my life would have been more leveled.
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I have been on Zoloft for almost 5 months now. I started at the end of October (2014) with 25mg/day. The first few days were a little difficult...a little anxious at first, but after that I started to tolerate it quite well. Then after a week or two I was supposed to go to 50mg/day...after the first 2 days I was having more of an issue with it than when I started with the 25mg/day. I called my doctor and she said that I could stay on the 25mg. After a couple of months I could tell that the 25mg/day was just not enough for me to see any beneficial results. I "checked in" with my wife about it and she thought I should definitely go to 50mg. So it was then that I increased to 50mg. Since I had been on the 25mg dose for a couple of months, going to 50mg was not a problem at all. I think it was because they originally ramped me up to the 50mg in a very short amount of time. I've been on 50mg for about 3 months now and have seen a world of difference in my anxiety, depression, and my agitation/anger. I have been much better in the way I respond to my kids and my wife. I love them so much and hated that I found myself annoyed so easily and set off by such little things. I feel like Zoloft has helped me with 1. Saving my marriage AND 2. Helping me with my relationships with my kids. I'm sure it has helped me beyond that as well. I don't feel like I'm a walking explosion anymore. Not that I felt like I was a "cannon", but I was definitely feeling like more than just a "pea shooter". At this point anyway, I think that going to 75mg/day might be too much for me. At 50mg I'm still able to function quite well at work. It still "knocks me down a peg", but just ONE peg which is what I needed. My frustration level has gone way down. Sure, I still get frustrated, don't get me wrong....But I don't get nearly as worked up as I had in the past. My kids (and wife) can still "push my buttons", but the reaction from me is different. I can carry on a productive conversation with my wife now, where I'm not on the defensive and neither is she. I wanted to change because I knew where I was headed.....divorced and estranged from my kids. I don't ever want that to happen. Zoloft has helped me out drastically and hopefully it will continue to, until that time that I might not need it anymore. Good Luck!
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