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Zoloft is the most prescribed agent of its
kind in the United States, and is available in over 80
countries. You can feel confident that Zoloft
is a widely used prescription medicine.
Zoloft is one of a class of medicines called
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs).
Zoloft has been proven effective in treating
depression, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive
disorder (OCD), and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
How does Zoloft Work?
How Zoloft works for depression, panic
disorder, OCD, and PTSD is not known. What is known is
that Zoloft may help correct the chemical
imbalance of serotonin in the brain.
How long does it take to feel beter once you start
taking Zoloft?
All medicines for depression, panic disorder, OCD, and
PTSD take time to work. Zoloft usually takes 2
to 4 weeks to begin to work. Sometimes it takes as
long as 6 to 8 weeks to feel better. People who take
Zoloft should not expect to feel better right
away. It is important to keep taking Zoloft as
directed by your doctor. People around you may see
changes in you before you do.
How Long Should Zoloft be taken?
It is important to keep taking Zoloft as long
as directed by your doctor. Even if you feel better,
you should not stop taking Zoloft without
talking to your doctor first.
Is Zoloft addictive or habit forming?
No. In studies it has been shown that Zoloft is
nonaddictive and non-habit-forming.
Does Zoloft cause side effects?
Some people taking Zoloft may get side effects.
The most common side effects of Zoloft include
upset stomach, having trouble sleeping, diarrhea, dry
mouth, sexual side effects in men and women, feeling
unusually sleepy or tired, tremor, indigestion,
sweating, decreased appetite, and feeling agitated. In
clinical studies with Zoloft, few patients were
bothered enough by side effects to stop taking their
medicine.
If you take Zoloft, tell your doctor about any
side effects. Your doctor will help you find ways to
manage them and may adjust your treatment plan.
Taking Zoloft Safely
Zoloft is contraindicated until at least 14
days have passed since discontinuing a monoamine
oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) medicine. MAOI medicines are
used to treat depression and other conditions. A
patient should never take Zoloft at the same
time as an MAOI. A patient must wait at least 2 weeks
before switching from Zoloft to an MAOI or from
an MAOI to Zoloft.
Always be sure to check with your doctor or healthcare
professional if you are taking any other medicine
while you are taking Zoloft. This includes
medicines you can buy with a prescription and those
you can buy without a prescription (like cold
medicines, sleep aids, and aspirin, as well as herbal
and home remedies, vitamins, and mineral supplements).
You should let your doctor know if you become pregnant
while you are taking Zoloft. You should also
discuss breast-feeding with your doctor, and you
should let your doctor know if you have liver disease.
Zoloft is a prescription medicine intended for
you, so you should always follow your doctor's
instructions about taking it. Don't share it with
others.
You should not drink alcohol if you take Zoloft.
This includes beer, wine, and hard liquor. When
Zoloft was studied, it did not increase the
effects of alcohol, but using Zoloft with
alcohol is not advised.
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