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Zoloft withdrawal

Antidepressants


Post subject: Zoloft withdrawal
maiden75
- Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:02 am

I have been prescribed Zoloft for generalized anxiety disorder. I have heard from people that the withdrawal effects can be really scary and cause things like "shockwaves" in your head and other stuff. Are these effects normal and will they go away over time? I want to take them asap but I am worried about getting off of them when I get better. Also, does Zoloft interact w/Nexium or cause any stomach problems? I sometimes have a burning pain between my navel and chest and take Nexium as needed per my doctor.

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